Re: anyone have any luck with reimbursement from.....

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CT really coordinated everything for me but I think that my neuro

must have written an excellent letter. Unfortuately I never

received a copy and he has since retired. Having your PT write

something could help too since that can help prove that you tried to

correct the plagio through PT intervention first.

Natasha

> > > Blue Cross-Blue Shield of Utah----PPO???

> > > I received my first denial letter for reimbursement of the DOC

> > band. We are currently paying " out of pocket " in scheduled

> > payments.

> > > They, of course denied it due to their perception of it not

> > being " medically necessary. "

> > > I am in the process of appeal. I have just started gathering

> > info. and have used your files. Thank you. Any feedback would

be

> > great. Thanks so much.

> > > Also---to my knowledge, they are not requiring measurements of

> > Cam's plagio head shape. I do have his pictures, should I submit

> > that? I also have journal articles with evidence of untreated

> > plagiocephaly accompanied by assymmetrical head and facial

> > features. I just wonder what will be good to send them and what

> > would be hurtful?

> > > and do these people have any educational background to make the

> > sound judgement and award the reimbursement??? I guess what I'm

> > asking is will they even look at this stuff? what carries more

> > weight? An articulate letter in defense of what is medically

> > necessary?

> > > sorry for all the questions? can anyone help??

> > > thank you,

> > > Joanne and Cameron

> > > 8 months old

> > > PHX, AZ DOC band 8-24-04

> > >

> > > Joanne Bristor

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > For more plagio info