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Subject:
Does United Health Care cover Gastric Bypass Surgery?
Category: Health Asked by: primal5-ga List Price: $7.50 |
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26 Jun 2006 19:02 PDT
Expires: 26 Jul 2006 19:02 PDT Question ID: 741309 |
Does United Health Care cover gastric bypass surgery, and if so are there any special requirements or steps that should be taken. Thank you |
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Re: Does United Health Care cover Gastric Bypass Surgery?
Answered By: cynthia-ga on 26 Jun 2006 21:46 PDT Rated: |
I couldn't find it on their site, however, I found it at another site. There's different plans and different levels of coverage, but in general, if you meet the criteria, UHC DOES cover gastric bypass surgery. United Health Care http://www.uhc.com/ Source: This is the FAQ page of St. Mark's Hospital. The Question is: Will my insurance cover this procedure? http://www.stmarkshospital.com/CustomPage.asp?guidCustomContentID=1F2E293E-DF95-49E9-9A31-44AAED5AE692#insurance ..."Insurances companies are slowly recognizing gastric bypass surgery as a viable, long term option for weight control. As such, more and more insurance companies are covering the procedure. Below is a list of insurances that we have found that cover gastric bypass procedure. There are thousands of insurance companies. If your particular insurance company is not listed below, it does not necessarily mean that it is not a covered benefit for your plan. Every insurance company will have its own medical criteria you must meet before they approve gastric bypass surgery: United Health Care IS on the list. |
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Very Helpful... thank you |
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Re: Does United Health Care cover Gastric Bypass Surgery?
From: heythere98-ga on 27 Jul 2006 16:05 PDT |
I have UHC insurance and they DO NOT cover gastric bypass. I gave them the procedure codes (just this afternoon) and I was told they do not cover weight loss surgery. |
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Re: Does United Health Care cover Gastric Bypass Surgery?
From: purduepharmd-ga on 24 Aug 2006 20:06 PDT |
All plans are different. Each employer contracts for different levels of service from respective insurance providers. You also may individually choose your level of plan depending on how much you want to pay at time of enrollment. You cannot make a blanket statement about any insurance company for any service. |
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