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Originally Posted by lady_express_44
According to who? Your insurance carrier?
If insurance is making that decision, couldn't you appeal it? I am constantly appealing my carriers stupid decisions, and winning. 
Are there limitations to which hospitals a person can go to too? I don't know the US system cause I am in Canada ... but was of the impression that a person could at least choose ANY hospital (for the infusion). 
I just think that if there is a will, there's a way . . . MOST times anyway.
Cherie |
I tried to appeal it, but the appeals group couldn't understand the problem--they were paying for the treatment, what did I care how much it cost the insurance company? I live in a town that has one hospital and no separate infusion center so my options are limited. I will eventually try again, to get the infusion done at the neuro's office. I tried this before but the insurance wouldn't approve it even though it would have saved them a boat load of money.
Also, from what I've been told, you have to get the infusion done at a place that's in some way connected to your neuro. Has anyone heard different?
Katty
01-10-2009, 12:14 AM
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