Re: Brachycephaly Ins Help!

[Guest guest]

Apart from the insurance bureaucracy, about which I know nothing at

all: I read in your quotation two open avenues for covered medical

treatment possibly remaining: surgery and Clarren helmet.

On Feb 6, 2010, at 8:31 PM, wrote:

> [...] denial is being " upheld " . The reason was that our daughter

> " was diagnosed with Brachycephaly and the use of an adjustable

> cranial orthosis is considered Investigational and not Medically

> necessary as a treatment of Brachycephaly " . " There is no

> documentation in the published peer reviewed medical literature

> which establishes the success of an adjustable cranial Orthosis as

> treatment of Brachycephaly " .