Guest guest Posted December 6, 2001 Report Share Posted December 6, 2001 If the patient is eligible for Medicare due to age or another disability before being diagnosed with ESRD then they are exempt from the 30 month coordination period. One of the exceptions to the rule. a Sutter Medical Center Transplant Financial Coordinator fax E-mail: richarp@... Kidney/stem cell transplant Hi! I'm looking for coverage information regarding kidney/stem cell transplants in which the donors receives Neupogen and then pheresed prior to transplant. Has anyone had experience with this? L. Dodson Transplant Credit Analyst Univ of Pittsburgh Medical Center phone:(412)647-6307 fax:(412)647-6049 email:dodsonml@... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 6, 2001 Report Share Posted December 6, 2001 nne, If the patient's Medicare is already primary, then it remains primary when he becomes eligible due to ESRD. But, if he still has active group coverage primary and Medicare 2nd due to age, then his ESRD eligibility begins, he WILL need to go thru the coordination period before Medicare becomes primary, and the coord period begins the first date of the month of his ESRD eligibility. a Kidney/stem cell transplant Hi! I'm looking for coverage information regarding kidney/stem cell transplants in which the donors receives Neupogen and then pheresed prior to transplant. Has anyone had experience with this? L. Dodson Transplant Credit Analyst Univ of Pittsburgh Medical Center phone:(412)647-6307 fax:(412)647-6049 email:dodsonml@... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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