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Aetna 3 month multi-disciplinary surgical preparatory regimen
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I'm just starting the process for trying to have the surgery and while I've participated in medical weight loss stuff in the past, I don't trust that they even took the right records to provide adequate documentation (They could never seem to submit the insurance forms with the right codes, despite claiming to prepare the documentation for Aetna all the time, so I ended up even having to pay most of it myself.)
So, I think I'm going to to do the 3 month multi-disciplinary surgical preparatory regimen through my surgeon's office. There is one complicating factor. My BMI normally hovers around 38-39 but I have gained some weight after my last dieting/weight loss clinic fiasco. So, I'm currently at 41. I know that I am required to lose weight pre-surgery during this regimen but I'm worried that if I lose a pound too much, then I will be denied coverage.
So, I have a few questions for anyone who might know: