Medical Mutual and Body Lift?
Here is your catch 22...a lot of insurances WILL COVER BUT FINDING a DOC that will TAKE INSURANCE is another thing. At the time I had MMO and there were over 25 PS docs in network I called all 25 of them in the Dayton/Cincinnati area and NONE of them would take/accept insurance. Then say it's just not enough MONEY for what they do. So here I am all these years later with a lot of extra skin, rashes and ill fitting clothing. Start saving now a TT runs around 6-15 K a full body lift will be about double. There are people that go south for a lot less but then what happens if you have trouble and need a follow up most docs don't want to deal with someone elses trouble.
Your best bet is to find a NEW doc that is just starting up and NEED new people to get started they MIGHT take insurance just to get you in the door.
Good Luck,
Robin
Your best bet is to find a NEW doc that is just starting up and NEED new people to get started they MIGHT take insurance just to get you in the door.
Good Luck,
Robin
4'10" - 47 I'm short but not petite and I will weigh more than a 5th grader
Start weight 220
"Be who you are and say what you feel because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind" Dr. Seuss
Yeah, what Robin said. My insurance covered my panniculectomy (I ahve enver heard of insurance covering a full body lift, BTW... many will cover a panniculectomy if you meet the medical necessity criteria,and SOME will cover a TT, but that's about it) but I had a TERRIBLE time finding someone who would do it Dayton/Cincy using the insurance. I found a surgeon who had just returned to private practice to do my panni, but now even he will not accept insurance for it.
Lora
Lora
14 years out; 190 pounds lost, 165 pound loss maintained
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