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Is the ultrascreen covered by insurance?
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Is the ultrascreen covered by insurance?
the dr had said its up to me if i want to have it or not so DH was thinking that the insurance might think of it as elective. in which case, would they cover it? i have the empire plan (the govt one).
Message edited 3/10/2009 4:51:01 PM.
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pinkandblue
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Re: Is the ultrascreen covered by insurance?
it is best to call them and check. My insurance did but only with a certain code so I made sure that the doctor coded it the right way
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| Posted 3/10/09 4:49 PM |
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Shelleybean11
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Re: Is the ultrascreen covered by insurance?
I have Empire and it was covered.
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| Posted 3/10/09 4:50 PM |
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Re: Is the ultrascreen covered by insurance?
Posted by Shelleybean11
I have Empire and it was covered.
the govt one? our insurance is the empire govt plan.
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| Posted 3/10/09 4:51 PM |
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Shelleybean11
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Re: Is the ultrascreen covered by insurance?
Posted by waiting4ablessing
Posted by Shelleybean11
I have Empire and it was covered.
the govt one? our insurance is the empire govt plan.
oh no, different plan
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| Posted 3/10/09 4:53 PM |
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Re: Is the ultrascreen covered by insurance?
Posted by Shelleybean11
Posted by waiting4ablessing
Posted by Shelleybean11
I have Empire and it was covered.
the govt one? our insurance is the empire govt plan.
oh no, different plan
ok thanks. yea DH is a govt employee. thanks though!
i guess ill just call the insurance company and get all the info on what is allowed with my prenatal care.
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| Posted 3/10/09 4:56 PM |
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Lillykat
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Re: Is the ultrascreen covered by insurance?
It is considered a standard medical test these days - it should be covered by your insurance. Your OB is required to give you as a patient the option to not have any test - since it is part of informed consent but it is considered a standard test.
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| Posted 3/10/09 5:52 PM |
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