UMR UNITED HEALTHCARE DENIAL AFTER PRE APPROVAL

[Larry10625]

Recently I also received the Pre-approval. Luckily my Uro checked on it again before scheduling my Implant and the Insurance Co came back with a denial. $86000? WOW that's the most expensive implant I've seen on FT.

I think Donnies was $96,000

Larry

[Larry10625]

Have your doctors tried running this through with your crushed pelvis code or spine injury code as the primary diagnosis and the e.d. as secondary to that injury? In most cases the primary diagnosis will carry anything that was secondary to it as long as the primary diagnosis is a covered code. Cheers man. Never give up. EVER.

That is a very good point. Try getting your doctors office involved with this... they deal with insurance companies all the time and may be able to help.

Larry

[alibaba]

I think Donnies was $96,000

Larry

But Donnie's keeps getting bigger. I think that is why he paid extra.

[Larry10625]

I think Donnies was $96,000

Larry

But Donnie's keeps getting bigger. I think that is why he paid extra.

Maybe his transplant donor was Pinocchio.

[firstcav46]

My first implant with Dr. Milam in May 2014 (not a good experience) at Vanderbilt was roughly $75,000; my removal and replace by Dr. Kramer in October 2017 (excellent results) was about one-third of that.