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WOW, ALL I CAN SAY IS WOW, I am amazed and saddened but the response, I hav e worked hard all my life for me, for my family, for my health insurance, NOT FOR YOU.
Rny 2003
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The word I used was "dedicate", not "concentrate".
you cant find the info because the answer is NO, I agree with the other poster, we all started with the same issues, we did it fine, with little time off work and certainly did not have to leach the system to get time off and paid for that we ALL pay for one way or another, I this some of us are taking offense that we would be supporting you while you figure out your way around your surgery! YOu are working a job now and doing ok, I am sure you will do fine after your surgery, the recovery is not usually more that a few weeks,,,,, use medical time, vacation days, personal days, don't have the public pay for your free time off!!!!
Rny 2003
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on 11/4/13 10:03 am
I doubt that those comorbidities qualify....otherwise we'd all qualify. In our obese society, who'd work to pay the taxes to support all of us?
Just wanted to let you know that the Customer Service rep at Aetna told me they have 15 calendar days from the date they received ALL of the information. If your surgeon turns in your paperwork and then a week later Aetna asks for additional info, they then have 15 calendar days from the date they upload the info into your file (there could be a delay from when they receive to when they upload). Ugh!!!
If they can't Tell you exactly where to find it ,I would demand that I. Be approved right that. Minute. .
If it is a surgeon requirement that is a different matter. It has to. Be in clear understandable writing in your policy or they can't insist on it.
Some insurance companies allow WW, but I don't beleive myfitnesspal will work. They will also take a certified nutrionist or your family doctor if you see they once a month for six months.