Guest guest Posted September 24, 2005 Report Share Posted September 24, 2005 , I'm going to jump in,here, because I think you might be asking me. I'm . Your insurance story makes my hackles rise. I think UHC covered our 1rst band, despite Section G, because of my daughter's severity but I don't know for sure. I think it should be considered durable medical equipment, as Aetna has on its website. Let's not let them get away with denying coverage of critical treatment for children! I have written my legislators and am prepared to fight. in Atlanta > , > Does the Explanation of Benefits pay the Band as Durable Medical > Equipment or an orthotic? > > When we were denied by UHC 3.5 years ago we were told they don't > consider it to be DME. I did find a couple moms in other states whose > claims were coded DME rather than orthotic. I was told by UHC that I > needed to get a copy of someone's EOB to prove this discrepancy. I > couldn't get anyone to send me their EOB for fear they would be asked > for the money back. > > My mom's cousin is actually a doctor for UHC in Phoenix who approves > (errr denies) claims. I always wondered if her hand was in this > cookie jar. > > Good luck! > > > Mom to Dane (DOC Grad 02) and Cece DOC 9/05 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 24, 2005 Report Share Posted September 24, 2005 , I'm going to jump in,here, because I think you might be asking me. I'm . Your insurance story makes my hackles rise. I think UHC covered our 1rst band, despite Section G, because of my daughter's severity but I don't know for sure. I think it should be considered durable medical equipment, as Aetna has on its website. Let's not let them get away with denying coverage of critical treatment for children! I have written my legislators and am prepared to fight. in Atlanta > , > Does the Explanation of Benefits pay the Band as Durable Medical > Equipment or an orthotic? > > When we were denied by UHC 3.5 years ago we were told they don't > consider it to be DME. I did find a couple moms in other states whose > claims were coded DME rather than orthotic. I was told by UHC that I > needed to get a copy of someone's EOB to prove this discrepancy. I > couldn't get anyone to send me their EOB for fear they would be asked > for the money back. > > My mom's cousin is actually a doctor for UHC in Phoenix who approves > (errr denies) claims. I always wondered if her hand was in this > cookie jar. > > Good luck! > > > Mom to Dane (DOC Grad 02) and Cece DOC 9/05 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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