Healthy Indiana Plan
Im just curious if anyone else has the HIP insurance and have had the surgery.
Im also wondering if anyone who had HIP were made to do the 6 months of documented weight loss attempts under docs supervision.
I was told that sometimes if you have comorbidities they will approve you if you havent had the 6 months of montering...just wondering how long Im going to have to wait.
Im also wondering if anyone who had HIP were made to do the 6 months of documented weight loss attempts under docs supervision.
I was told that sometimes if you have comorbidities they will approve you if you havent had the 6 months of montering...just wondering how long Im going to have to wait.
I also have HIP and yes, they will make you do 6 months supervised medical weight loss. I have several comorbidities and it made no difference in my case.
I was also told not to skip a month or they will make you start all over at month one until you complete 6 consecutive months of supervise med. weight loss.
Start now and it will be over before you know it...good luck!
I was also told not to skip a month or they will make you start all over at month one until you complete 6 consecutive months of supervise med. weight loss.
Start now and it will be over before you know it...good luck!
I am happy for those of you who didn't have to play the waiting game (6 to 18 months) of medically supervised weight loss!
It must be the difference in PCP progress notes and documentation of visits. I have a BMI of 44, high bp, high lipids, diabetes II, gout, sleep apnea, low thyroid, degenerative disc (two back surgeries) ...I take 13 different medications twice a day...needless to say, I also have depression issues. What more did they want??
My surgeons office called to tell me about the insurance denial and asked if I felt I "might not live for another 6 months" ...because I could file an emergency appeal. WHAT!??
I just have to think everything happens for a reason and I had to suck it up and do my 6 months.
3 months down...three to go!
It must be the difference in PCP progress notes and documentation of visits. I have a BMI of 44, high bp, high lipids, diabetes II, gout, sleep apnea, low thyroid, degenerative disc (two back surgeries) ...I take 13 different medications twice a day...needless to say, I also have depression issues. What more did they want??
My surgeons office called to tell me about the insurance denial and asked if I felt I "might not live for another 6 months" ...because I could file an emergency appeal. WHAT!??
I just have to think everything happens for a reason and I had to suck it up and do my 6 months.
3 months down...three to go!