From Elyse on the Nids list today--I don't understand what she is trying to say

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Sun Jun 13, 2010 3:41 pm (PDT)

Oh Marcia I love you! First a doctor has to find an immune problem before

they can you the diagnosis . Its so long ago you forget first it was

neuro-cognitive dysfunction which is now disallowed and Viral Syndrome can

be used but you need proof or the doc can say hi to the medical board( not

in a good way)

Elyse

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> It's my understanding if the doctor bills it as an immune problem rather

> than autism, it is covered by insurance. That is the way we have always

> done it and it has been covered.

>

> Marcia

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I think she's trying to say that the codes they used long ago are now

disallowed. When using codes for immune or viral issues there needs to

be concrete (mainstream medical) evidence or the doctor might be

subject to professional ramifications.

Mindy

On Jun 14, 2010, at 10:51 AM, " and Marcia Hinds " <hindssite@...

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> elyse-g@... <elyse14> elyse14

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> Sun Jun 13, 2010 3:41 pm (PDT)

>

> Oh Marcia I love you! First a doctor has to find an immune problem

> before

> they can you the diagnosis . Its so long ago you forget first it was

> neuro-cognitive dysfunction which is now disallowed and Viral

> Syndrome can

> be used but you need proof or the doc can say hi to the medical board

> ( not

> in a good way)

> Elyse

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>

> >

> > It's my understanding if the doctor bills it as an immune problem

> rather

> > than autism, it is covered by insurance. That is the way we have

> always

> > done it and it has been covered.

> >

> > Marcia

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