Guest guest Posted January 4, 2001 Report Share Posted January 4, 2001 Judi, Did you insurance deny based on it being experimental? If so you have a good chance of having OPM reverse that decision. > > , > I am in much the same position as you .... I will tell you I have spent > at least 8 hours today on this computer and have downloaded at least 100 > pages of material ... from the Hess report to information on the Assoc of > Bariatric Surgeons, to the NHIS guidelines. I have gotton links to all of > these from the duodenalswitch website. I can never say enough thank you's > for the effort put into keeping this site current .. and having soooo much > information available. I am most interesting in defeating the key denial > piece which is ..... this is experimental surgery... it is such an easy out > for the insurance company because their guidelines are so vague. I know this > will make it easier for having a lawyer fight it ... but I am just wanting > them to ok it --- this fight is soooo stupid! It is so evident that the > insurance company is only interested in saving their money -- and NOT in > protecting the health (even insuring the health) of the people who pay for > the insurance. It is such a scam. But ... I will not give up for one minute > .... good luck......Judi > > Judi in MS > Awaiting Ins Approval > Dr. Booth > BMI 59 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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