Comment posted How can I get my insurance to pay for a boob job? by Angie.
I’d start by talking with your doctor. Let him/her determine the extent that they are causing your back problems. With your doctor’s support for this, the insurance company should be more willing to pay. Especially if it can be proven that you face substantial future insurance claims as a result of your back problems.
Angie also commented
- Your insurance can pay for it if it is causing health issues. Mine paid 100% of it ($8,000). But I did not have an implant put in.
Breasts look good after a reduction so I really don’t think they should need an implant IMO.
You will have to find out from your insurance company if they have any requirements (weight loss, chiropractic appointments, etc). Mine approved mine without any requirements thank goodness.
- You can get coverage for the reduction, if you meet the insurer’s medical criteria and get prior approval.
But there is absolutely no way that you’ll get coverage for implants afterwards. The *only* way that implants are ever covered under a medical insurance policy is for post-mastectomy breast cancer patients. Period.
If you want implants after your reduction (which sounds a little insane to me, honestly), you’ll have to pay for them at your own expense.
- If it is causing you severe back pain, that is a valid medical condition.
You would have to get a medical doctor (NOT a plastic surgeon) to say that it’s medically necessary for you to have a reduction.
It is something that many insurance companies do pay for because it’s considered an abnormality and preventive care.
They won’t pay for the implant, just so you know, but you may be able to cut a deal with the plastic surgeon on that aspect of it.
- Well, I don’t think you’ll get implants, but usually if you talk to your doctor, and the back pain is severe enough, it can get covered.
Talk to the doctor. Then call the insurance company.
- Look insurance in http://www.cybershimla.com there you will find best information.
Recent comments by Angie
- What is going to happen to the homeowners of the mortgages the government is bailing out?
Most of them will just keep making their loan payments like nothing happened. They will owe the same amount, have the same interest rate, and keep making the same payment as before. Those who are delinquent and unable to get the loan current may be able to get a lower rate from the government. - What is going to happen to the homeowners of the mortgages the government is bailing out?
Nothing.The bailouts will benefit the lenders who made the bad loans. Those loans have already gone bad. The lenders (or the institutions they sold the mortgages to) have already foreclosed on the properties.
- What is going to happen to the homeowners of the mortgages the government is bailing out?
No one knows because this is a move that has never happened before.My prediction? Tons of these loans are going to be re-negotiated…that’s much cheaper than allowing them to foreclose.
Project Hope was a program that Bush passed, but was voluntary among the banks…the problem is, most banks are refusing to participate b/c they are trying to minimize their losses and playing hardball.
So, when the industry fails to fix it’s own problem, the gov’t steps in.
- What is better for getting loan approved dealing with credit cards?
If you’re dealing with how it will affect your credit, both have their pros and cons.Check out Loan-Com.info and do a search for bad credit loans and credit card offers. They have dozens of each of them available at reasonable rates and terms.
- What is going to happen to the homeowners of the mortgages the government is bailing out?
The only thing that matters is that the debt is still owed.A creditor can sell your debt at any time and the new creditor has to abide by the same contract you already signed.
But, we don’t get a free ride, only the rich investors who made billions on our backs do.
Welcome to America ran by Wall Street & mega-corporations.
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