duke_cicero wrote:JohnHC wrote:Contact the implant manufacturer. They usually have people who can help get insurance to pay, or at least let you know what you need to submit to insurance for the best results. My insurance told me, the Dr and hospital it was covered, I then needed immediate revision (done 2.5 months later) and of course then got the letter saying no we aren't covering it. Been fighting them over it since Jan and just got word they are going to cover the previous surgeries, I don't know if they are going to cover this revision I need ( both my first implant and the revision failed ) but hopefully I'll be getting more info next week.
If you know which device you were to get, ams700 or titan usually, then contact the manufacturer of the device and let them know you're trying to get approved for it but insurance is denying it and you would like to have their help in possibly getting it approved. At worst they can say sorry we can't help, but they might be able to point you where you need to go or what information you need to possibly get the decision reversed.
