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Does anyone out there get insurance coverage for any/partial ABA

treatment? I have been trying to obtain through Aetna, but was

denied. I know Aetna pays for Microsoft employees, but their plan is

self-funded, bla, bla, bla.

Anyone out there who has coverage, I would like to talk to you.

Contact me at the web address below. Thank you in advance.

Sincerely,

Tracey

Edmond, OK

www.paul8561@...

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I know our insurance doesn't cover ABA therapy, and I have heard from a lot of other parent's that their insurance doesn't cover it either.

ABA Insurance Coverage

Hello everyone,I have a question regarding insurance....A parent contacted me for private ABA services, and wants to pay me using insurance. Has anyone had success paying their ABA therapists using insurance? Does insurance even cover ABA? Thanks, everyone.Tameika in GA

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Hey Tamieka,

The only way I have found that works (although no one I know now has

been successful getting insurance to cover it) is to have the

insurance companies reimburse the family for out of pocket cost.

That way there aren't any gaps in services while you're waiting to

get paid. The one family I knew that was successful in getting money

from insurance had to do it this way because the insurance company

would only send out money every 3-4 months, and I don't know any

therapists who can go that long with out being paid. I know I

couldn't. (BTW, they were only successful after several lawsuits,

and threats of more. So I don't know how much money they actually

spent before getting that reimbursement money)

Amnesty

>

> Hello everyone,

> I have a question regarding insurance....A parent contacted me for

> private ABA services, and wants to pay me using insurance. Has

anyone

> had success paying their ABA therapists using insurance? Does

> insurance even cover ABA? Thanks, everyone.

> Tameika in GA

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Our company has been able to get "ad hoc agreements" to reimburse for services. I am happy to talk with you about this. We bill the insurance directly for families.

-----Original Message-----From: Amnesty [mailto:amnestyb@...]Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2004 9:34 PMautism Subject: Re: ABA Insurance CoverageHey Tamieka,The only way I have found that works (although no one I know now has been successful getting insurance to cover it) is to have the insurance companies reimburse the family for out of pocket cost. That way there aren't any gaps in services while you're waiting to get paid. The one family I knew that was successful in getting money from insurance had to do it this way because the insurance company would only send out money every 3-4 months, and I don't know any therapists who can go that long with out being paid. I know I couldn't. (BTW, they were only successful after several lawsuits, and threats of more. So I don't know how much money they actually spent before getting that reimbursement money)Amnesty> > Hello everyone,> I have a question regarding insurance....A parent contacted me for > private ABA services, and wants to pay me using insurance. Has anyone > had success paying their ABA therapists using insurance? Does > insurance even cover ABA? Thanks, everyone.> Tameika in GA

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There are sometimes ways around this. If you want more information contact me privately.

-----Original Message-----From: & DeJarnette [mailto:dejarnette@...]Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2004 9:20 PMautism Subject: Re: ABA Insurance Coverage

I know our insurance doesn't cover ABA therapy, and I have heard from a lot of other parent's that their insurance doesn't cover it either.

ABA Insurance Coverage

Hello everyone,I have a question regarding insurance....A parent contacted me for private ABA services, and wants to pay me using insurance. Has anyone had success paying their ABA therapists using insurance? Does insurance even cover ABA? Thanks, everyone.Tameika in GA

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I would like more info on how you did this? What exactly does an ad

hoc agreement involve? You can email me privately.

Thanks

Amnesty

> >

> > Hello everyone,

> > I have a question regarding insurance....A parent contacted me

for

> > private ABA services, and wants to pay me using insurance. Has

> anyone

> > had success paying their ABA therapists using insurance? Does

> > insurance even cover ABA? Thanks, everyone.

> > Tameika in GA

>

>

>

>

>

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Please e-mail me personally hspruill@...

RE: Re: ABA Insurance Coverage

Our company has been able to get "ad hoc agreements" to reimburse for services. I am happy to talk with you about this. We bill the insurance directly for families.

-----Original Message-----From: Amnesty [mailto:amnestyb@...]Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2004 9:34 PMautism Subject: Re: ABA Insurance CoverageHey Tamieka,The only way I have found that works (although no one I know now has been successful getting insurance to cover it) is to have the insurance companies reimburse the family for out of pocket cost. That way there aren't any gaps in services while you're waiting to get paid. The one family I knew that was successful in getting money from insurance had to do it this way because the insurance company would only send out money every 3-4 months, and I don't know any therapists who can go that long with out being paid. I know I couldn't. (BTW, they were only successful after several lawsuits, and threats of more. So I don't know how much money they actually spent before getting that reimbursement money)Amnesty> > Hello everyone,> I have a question regarding insurance....A parent contacted me for > private ABA services, and wants to pay me using insurance. Has anyone > had success paying their ABA therapists using insurance? Does > insurance even cover ABA? Thanks, everyone.> Tameika in GA

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