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Primary NO WLS, but Secondary Does

So will the secondary pay for the surgery if I meet their qualifications for the surgery. My insurance the primary will not pay for WLS, but my husbands which is my secondary does cover WLS. Will the secondary pay at a lower rate because it is not my primary or will they pay at the full rate?

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    All insurance companies are different. I would call the secondary and ask them, that way you will know for sure. Good luck!

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    Spoke to the insurance company and yes they will pay 80% of hospital and 100% for doctors so I will start my 6 month supervision next week. Yay!

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    Your journey has started! Enjoy!

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