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I've had my physc eval. Go in on the 11th for my upper GI and sono of the GB..... Everything was submitted to insurance today, does anyone know what time frame I could be looking at, just from ur experience .... I know every case is different.

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From the time all my stuff was done and submitted to insurance, to my surgery took 4 weeks. But I also called my insurance company two days after it was submitted then after it was approved I called my dr back to push things along. I love where I went for my surgery but they liked to drag there feet......

Just keep on top of the doctor's office. Had I left it in their hands, I would have had to post-pone my surgery. I also contacted the insurance company directly to make sure they had everything.

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