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My insurance requires that my doctor supervised diet involves the doctor counseling me on exercise and diet, specifically. I would call them and tell them that you are planning weight loss surgery, and that you need them to help you with the supervised diet. It is also a good idea to get your insurance company to send you a written copy of your coverage for bariatric surgery, if possible. Some companies are picky about what your visits entail, some not so much.

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My 3 months of dr supervised visits were the initial visit and weigh in, then 3 more appointments with the surgeon where I'd weigh and then talk about what I was doing to work toward the goal. My insurance didn't require a specific amount of weight loss just had to show loss each time. Once I had my last weigh in my file was submitted to insurance for approval.

I was told that I needed to schedule 3 appointments with my family Dr to discuss my weight? So I just call and ask for an appointment to discuss losing weight each time?

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Be sure you know exactly what is required first and make sure Dr is documenting what needs to be at each visit. My visits were with my Bariatric Team (Nutritionist).

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