Guest guest Posted August 6, 2005 Report Share Posted August 6, 2005 cathy - i was told by a psychologist that (this is tru in NJ) some mental health diagnosis are considered " biologically-based. " the insurance companies won't tell you which ones. but this therapist did tell us that OCD is one of them. if a mental illness is biologically-based, then it has to by law be covered the same way a " medical condition " is covered, because it is a medical condition. what i did was to write a note to my insurer asking that my daughter's therapy sessions be considered and covered " with parity " (which means with equality) since OCD is known to be biologically based. from that point on, her sessions were covered the same as if she had had a broken leg or a case of mono. sher Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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