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It really depends on what your insurance requires. Many insurance plans don't cover bariatric surgery at all, but if they do, the most common standard is that you qualify if you have a BMI of 40, whet
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My BMI of 53 and my hypothyroidism were my only two health conditions. I worked with the bariatric team, attended 6 months of classes and documented my previous weightloss efforts. The doctor's office
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Usually if your BMI is over 40 you qualify even if you do not have any comorbidities Sent from my HTC One A9 using the BariatricPal App
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HI everyone. I went to my first information session last week and have my first appointment on dec. 7th. I'm nervous that I'm not going to qualify. I'm 29 years old, 5'7", and 115lb overweight. My BMI is 41. I don't have any preexisting health conditions. Does anyone have any input that has been through the process already. Do you think I'll qualify?
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