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Post Ops: Have You Ever Got Denied Approval Because You Had No Comorbidities But Where In The Weight Range?
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I'm not sure that your whole body hurting would be considered a comorbidity. However, I thought that insurance required a comorbidites if you were at a lower BMI. I would think that being 150 pounds o
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Myn insurance coordinators told me when I was submitted that Cigna is by far one of the most difficult and I may be denied initially but not to worry. They were right! I was denied but then approv
So now that my H Pylori is cleared
and its time to submit today, NOW the admin person that submits the paperwork calls and tells me that I might not get approved because my insurance is a difficult insurance and I have no comorbidities
. Mind you this is month six, my clearance letter with all my stats was handed to her since the 5th of this month. Keep in mind I am 150lbs heavier than my ideal weight. She had at least two in a half weeks to look at my file and see if I did or didnt and if that would matter. Keep in mind I qualified according to the documentation they gave me six months ago. There was nothing indicating anything else. So if I was 500 lbs with no comorbiditiies I still might not be able to get approved?! WTW?! So I called her back and told her/reminded her that I am prediabetic so she will add that in. I mean seriously?!