Did Insurance Cover the Procedure?

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Old Guy
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Re: Did Insurance Cover the Procedure?

Postby Old Guy » Mon Dec 26, 2022 12:54 pm

Kiawahgolf wrote:Bump.. can anyone chime in on the implant questions above? I'd love to know more about the specifics.

Thank you!!!


Read some of the previous posts here. There is all kind of info on what the implant feels like, how it works and other specifics. All I will add is I love mine.
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Artpe54
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Re: Did Insurance Cover the Procedure?

Postby Artpe54 » Mon Dec 26, 2022 5:13 pm

Mine did

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Re: Did Insurance Cover the Procedure?

Postby Forever_Young » Tue Dec 27, 2022 12:24 pm

I am on Humana/Medicare. My initial consult cost me $40.00. I was expecting to pay 20% of $20,000 for the procedure. I paid $250 to the hospital. I got a small lab bill, maybe $20.00. I waited to get a bill from the surgeon, Anesthesia, hospital, and Implant manufacture. It has been 9 months and I have had several Humana/Medicare EOBs with payments and non payments on them. I understand that the Hospital, Surgeon, and Anesthesia have a contracted price. I have not received any other bills. We in North Carolina have a Medical Bill Law that requires medical providers to show what the cost will be before the procedure is done. My surgeons office made several scheduling errors one their fault the other due to covid restrictions. He may have discounted the procedure due to his office's scheduling error and their embarisment. The procedure went as well as could be expected. I have not got any bills pending according to my EOBs.


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