Insurance providers in Texas that cover IPP
Insurance providers in Texas that cover IPP
Can you recommend insurances that accept IPP surgery/revisions? Insurance by corporate companies usually exclude IPP surgery under it being a cosmetic enhancement.
30 yrs old. Current IPP failed in 2022. Waiting revision. No insurance. I’ve had both Titan & AMS.
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Re: Insurance providers in Texas that cover IPP
I would be interested in this too. A supplemental policy would work also.
62 yrs old first implanted 9/4/2012 Titan OTR, lasted 10 years failed on 9/7/2022. Revision by Dr. Clavell 4/5/2023. 24cm + 1cm RTE's, Titan OTR. 110CC cloverleaf reservoir. Penoscrotal both times.
Re: Insurance providers in Texas that cover IPP
in Texas, I would think that they shouldn't cover it. They don't cover stuff for women.
AMS 700 LGX 18cm, implanted December 16, 2016, University of Pennsylvania, Dr. Wm. Jaffe Married to a Man
Re: Insurance providers in Texas that cover IPP
philly444 wrote:in Texas, I would think that they shouldn't cover it. They don't cover stuff for women.
What does that mean? Women get medical treatment every day here hater.
My insurance paid for mine.
Re: Insurance providers in Texas that cover IPP
I mean, they don't cover women's needs why should they cover mens
AMS 700 LGX 18cm, implanted December 16, 2016, University of Pennsylvania, Dr. Wm. Jaffe Married to a Man
Re: Insurance providers in Texas that cover IPP
I would call a TX doctor that does IPP and ask them who covers it. They would be the best resource, as they deal directly with the companies that pay.
2/22/23 AMS 700 CX 21cm + 1.5cm RTEs. 58 yrs old, wife of 37 yrs. Penoscrotal. 100ml Conceal reservoir. Dr. Clavell. Pills failing and went right to implant, skipped the injections. 12 mos. later: 7 1/2" x 5 3/4"
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philly444 wrote:I mean, they don't cover women's needs why should they cover mens
Which “women’s needs” are not covered by insurance in Texas specifically?
The “need” to kill her unborn child?
Can you think of any other women’s needs that are not covered?
Please explain in detail how an implant procedure is similar to a woman aborting her child.
Re: Insurance providers in Texas that cover IPP
Keith- I wouldn’t entertain his response. Guy sounds super pessimistic and unhelpful.
30 yrs old. Current IPP failed in 2022. Waiting revision. No insurance. I’ve had both Titan & AMS.
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