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So when you say you're approved...?

So I am new to this and am considering the sleeve. My Insurance (united) doesn't cover WLS. However, they did tell me I could have my doctor write a letter asking that it be approved. She said the chances are slim, but that it happens. When you say that you are approved, does that mean that you are in my situation or that your insurance covered it from the beginning? I really want to do it right the first time so any information would be great!!

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I called it approved when the Dr's office called me and said congrats the insurance company was gonna pay for the surgery and that I had met the requirements. I think, if the situation fits and it's deemed necessary by your Dr, the insurance company will take a good look at your case and decide from that. Good luck with the process.

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