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Worst case would be doing it over and if you do just keep positive and know it's worth it. It stinks I know but hopefully they will get it together and be done! Good luck!
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Unfortunately you have to be your own advocate. You need to know your insurance beforehand and follow their requirements to the letter. If your policy states you have to have the weigh-ins and do fa
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We have to do our homework. My surgeon told me to call my insurance several times and ask about my benefits. But if your surgeon has preformed this surgery and has dealt with insurance companies,
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I was denied because I didn't have documentation proving that I was in a three-month weight loss program with Dr. And nut. I have Aetna Ppo. I am having surgery through West medical for the Vsg. I did all my nutrition visit over the phone if I would have known that it had to be face-to-face and to get my weight for every visit. I would have done that but West medical did not inform me of this. My peer to peer has already taken place and they are requesting documentation of that I'm just hoping that was medical can get it together so that I can get approval out of this if not. Please give me your opinion what do you think my worst case scenario would be. Do you think I would have to do the three months over?