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Bmi of 50

Hi, everyone. so i have a question? I have a bmi of 50 and so far no comorbities, I do have a sleep study next friday so I will know if I have sleep apnea. But with my bmi i and if i have no co morbities. Has anyone heard of any denials from the insurance companies with this bmi?

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Usually if your BMI if 40 or greater you don't have to have any co-morbidities to qualify for surgery. :party:

I was almost 47 with no co-morbities and was approved in about 2 weeks. No questions asked, no additional requirements.

bmi of under 40 you usually need the co-morbidities. You should be fine if the surgery is covered by your insurance.

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I am really hoping that I wont have a problem and I get approved with out much hassle. They cover weightloss surgery and the also, for cosmetic surgery if they covered a weight loss surgery..but I would have to wait 1 year to 1 1/2 year for it...which is just awesome....so I am looking for forward to an approval...soon after my sleep study next friday.

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