Guest guest Posted December 24, 2004 Report Share Posted December 24, 2004 Lori, Cranial Tech will only band her IF she'd benefit from a band. A baby's head has to have holding points in order for it to work. If your daughter is too mild a band won't help her. I'm sure if you think it's bad enough and your doc and PT think so too, CT will agree. Don't worry you'll be in the best hands possible. Please let us know how you make out. --- In Plagiocephaly , " Lori H. " <greatmeow@h...> wrote: > We leave for Chicago on Sunday and I am nervous. First off our doctor had > written an Rx and a letter of medical necessity for the insurance company. > At first glance the insurance company wants head measurements and PT records > showing that we have repositioned her. I am just so nervous that the > insurance company will find her measurements not that bad and deny the > claim. Meanwhile I have argeed to have her cast while we are there, which > means $600 out-of-pocket (payment plan). Our thinking is that we might as > well do it while we are there and not have to do another 6 hour road trip to > Chicago. > > I am just nervous that CT and BCBS are going to think she isn't that bad. > She is bad though and even the therapist and doctor agree. > > What a parent goes through.... > > Lori > Mom to Ethan and Ellie (tort and Plagio..DOC band casting 12/27/04) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 25, 2004 Report Share Posted December 25, 2004 Hello Lori Good luck on the 27th. I totally agree with what has told you. CT will not band unless it is beneficial to your daughter. Let us know how it went. CT has a great insurance/appeal package btw. Maybe you can ask them for it so you are prepared for anything the insurance might come up with. Sandy Willow's Mom --- In Plagiocephaly , " Lori H. " <greatmeow@h...> wrote: > We leave for Chicago on Sunday and I am nervous. First off our doctor had > written an Rx and a letter of medical necessity for the insurance company. > At first glance the insurance company wants head measurements and PT records > showing that we have repositioned her. I am just so nervous that the > insurance company will find her measurements not that bad and deny the > claim. Meanwhile I have argeed to have her cast while we are there, which > means $600 out-of-pocket (payment plan). Our thinking is that we might as > well do it while we are there and not have to do another 6 hour road trip to > Chicago. > > I am just nervous that CT and BCBS are going to think she isn't that bad. > She is bad though and even the therapist and doctor agree. > > What a parent goes through.... > > Lori > Mom to Ethan and Ellie (tort and Plagio..DOC band casting 12/27/04) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 28, 2004 Report Share Posted December 28, 2004 Good luck. I think that you will be pleasantly surprised and relieved. You are doing a great thing. Sue Colin F., 15 mos. STARband grad --- In Plagiocephaly , " Lori H. " <greatmeow@h...> wrote: > We leave for Chicago on Sunday and I am nervous. First off our doctor had > written an Rx and a letter of medical necessity for the insurance company. > At first glance the insurance company wants head measurements and PT records > showing that we have repositioned her. I am just so nervous that the > insurance company will find her measurements not that bad and deny the > claim. Meanwhile I have argeed to have her cast while we are there, which > means $600 out-of-pocket (payment plan). Our thinking is that we might as > well do it while we are there and not have to do another 6 hour road trip to > Chicago. > > I am just nervous that CT and BCBS are going to think she isn't that bad. > She is bad though and even the therapist and doctor agree. > > What a parent goes through.... > > Lori > Mom to Ethan and Ellie (tort and Plagio..DOC band casting 12/27/04) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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