Re: Twins approval from Blue Cross Blue Shield of Alabama

[Guest guest]

That is terrific! It makes this whole thing just that much easier

when you don't have to worry about insurance hassles! Your twins

will be in really good hands with the people at Cranial Tech, and

should still receive some really good correction, they just may have

to wear the bands longer than others. Congrats again and be sure to

keep us posted!!

Niki

Kaylie & Danny (STAR grads)

Phila., PA

> I have only posted a couple of times here over the past two weeks.

I

> just thought that I would let everyone know that we found out today

> that BCBS has determined that the DOC Band treatment is a medical

> necessity for of our twins and will cover the treatment 100%!

> Unfortunately we waited too long to aggressively pursue this option

> as our pediatrican told us that their heads would eventually " round

> out " . The twins are now one year old, however we are going ahead

> with the treatment and are hoping for some positive results. I

will

> let you know how things progress. We begin next week!

>

> Dad of twins Shane and

[Guest guest]

Yippe!! I am so happy to hear they will cover the bands & at 100%!

Please don't feel that you waited too long to begin the treatment. I

am glad you're going ahead with the DOCbands. It is true, that you

would probably have had better success if began a bit younger, but

that doesn't mean you won't get any results. My daughter who had

severe plagio, began her DOC treatment at 11.5 mos old and we still

rec'd very good correction in 4.5 mos time! I'm sure your twins will

improve as well

Please keep us posted on their progress. Good luck!

Debbie Abby's mom DOCGrad

MI

> I have only posted a couple of times here over the past two weeks.

I

> just thought that I would let everyone know that we found out today

> that BCBS has determined that the DOC Band treatment is a medical

> necessity for of our twins and will cover the treatment 100%!

> Unfortunately we waited too long to aggressively pursue this option

> as our pediatrican told us that their heads would eventually " round

> out " . The twins are now one year old, however we are going ahead

> with the treatment and are hoping for some positive results. I

will

> let you know how things progress. We begin next week!

>

> Dad of twins Shane and