I'm curious if anyone hasn't qualified because their BMI was a few "points" or pounds off, if they waited a but gained a few pounds and had a new consult? And how long you waited ? I was at a BMI of 40 as orientation and somehow before my consult I lost 4 lbs ( totally wasn't trying) and now my BMI is under 40. I'm seriously talking the difference of 4 lbs on qualifies me. So frustrating!!! I'm being tested for possible sleep apnea . If I have it I'm good to go if i don't I'm out of luck! Insurance sucks sometimes.

Did you discuss this with your doctor? Often times the office will report the qualifying weight to insurance.

<p>Did you discuss this with your doctor? Often times the office will report the qualifying weight to insurance. </p>

. I asked the insurance Coordinator About it. She said that they have to report the weight at the consult?

<p>Did you discuss this with your doctor? Often times the office will report the qualifying weight to insurance. </p>

. I asked the insurance Coordinator About it. She said that they have to report the weight at the consult?