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Insurance question

I called my insurance company before making my first appointment with the surgeon. They said my insurance covered bariatric surgery for people with a BMI over 40(which I have). As the time nears to submit the paperwork to insurance, I'm getting very nervous. My question is has anyone been told by their insurance company that they covered the surgery and then been denied?

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I think as long as you follow through with all the requirements you should be fine. I had called my insurance company prior to setting up first dr appt and then the surgeons' office actually checked with the insurance company before scheduling the appt. I guess to insure that they don't waste my time and money. I wouldn't worry about it. Just be sure to select a surgeon in network.

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