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Old 04-20-2009, 12:59 AM #1
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Default Fighting HMO for PT Benefits Exhaustion Override
My 8 yr old daughter was diagnosed with RSD in December 2008. At that time it was only in her leg. She started PT and was improving. Then she got the flu and had a relapse. Now her entire body is affected. The problem is that she has maxed out her PT benefits for the 2009 calendar yr. Has anyone had any luck fighting an HMO for a benefits exhaustion override?
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