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I would definitely call the HR department and explain your needs and have

them suggest the best plan for you. I know each company has different levels

of coverage and some of it is dependent on what the company wants.

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Sent: Tuesday, July 27, 2010 8:21 AM

Subject: [ ] New insurance: UHC or Aetna?

Hello all - I have started a new job and have two choices for my family's

new health insurance: United Health Care (UHC choice Plus) or Aetna Choice

POS. I've had UHC in the past and had very little luck getting my daughter's

speech therapy covered, so I'm leaning towards Aetna (the devil you don't

know, I guess. :)) Wondering if anyone has experience or thoughts on which

of these two would be a better choice.

thanks!

Eileen

Mom to a five year old girl with severe apraxia / global dyspraxia

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Ellen we have UHC and it has been pretty good, but I think it would depend on

diagnosis. They cover oral motor (let me know if you want the codes we use) as

an unspecified feeding disorder and dysarthia and dyspraxia. They do cover

speech and OT/PT for us, but they fall under the autism exception. If you do

not have an austism spectrum diagnosis, speech coverage may be harder.

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> Hello all - I have started a new job and have two choices for my family's new

health insurance: United Health Care (UHC choice Plus) or Aetna Choice POS.

I've had UHC in the past and had very little luck getting my daughter's speech

therapy covered, so I'm leaning towards Aetna (the devil you don't know, I

guess. :)) Wondering if anyone has experience or thoughts on which of these two

would be a better choice.

>

> thanks!

> Eileen

> Mom to a five year old girl with severe apraxia / global dyspraxia

>

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Iam not sure which to choose as I live in pennsylvania and am currently having

the same problem my son has severe apraxia no real expressive language and I'm

feeling hopeless no good speech therapists around and the ones that are I can't

afford I would love to hear from you. mom to Adam age 5 please email me

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On Jul 27, 2010 10:23 AM, luckymom987 & lt;eileenduffy999@... & gt; wrote:

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Hello all - I have started a new job and have two choices for my family's new

health insurance: United Health Care (UHC choice Plus) or Aetna Choice POS.

I've had UHC in the past and had very little luck getting my daughter's speech

therapy covered, so I'm leaning towards Aetna (the devil you don't know, I

guess. :)) Wondering if anyone has experience or thoughts on which of these two

would be a better choice.

thanks!

Eileen

Mom to a five year old girl with severe apraxia / global dyspraxia

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Great timing! I have UHC and they have not covered my daughter's speech

therapy, much to my dismay. I work for the large corporation, so have tried to

educate the HR department on why this should be covered. We are switching to

Aetna in January and am told I shouldn't be optimistic about them covering

either. Any inside tips would be appreciated. My daughter's diagnosis is mild

apraxia.

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> > Hello all - I have started a new job and have two choices for my family's

new health insurance: United Health Care (UHC choice Plus) or Aetna Choice POS.

I've had UHC in the past and had very little luck getting my daughter's speech

therapy covered, so I'm leaning towards Aetna (the devil you don't know, I

guess. :)) Wondering if anyone has experience or thoughts on which of these two

would be a better choice.

> >

> > thanks!

> > Eileen

> > Mom to a five year old girl with severe apraxia / global dyspraxia

> >

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