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Kimba Maria Wiggins

Gastric Sleeve Patients
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Everything posted by Kimba Maria Wiggins

  1. I have a 3 record of having weight problems. At one point my BMI was at 79 which was back in 2013 when I was first diagnosed with osteoarthritis. I got a new PCP just this year after not having one for 2 years because bloodwork was needed plus a letter from him...and I wouldn't be able to get surgery done without those two things.
  2. I live in NY and I called Medicaid 3 times before I made my first appointment with the doctor to make sure sleeve gastrectomy would be covered (which was yes). I have Straight Medicaid and the doctor's office I'm going to also ran my Medicaid ID number while I was on the phone so if there would've been an issue, I would've been told right away.
  3. My mother has both Medicaid and Medicare.

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