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Topic: anyone get riemburstment for llmd visits?

notkrazybrian
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just wondering if anyone had luck with this and with what insurance company thank you, brian

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1Bitten2XShy
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My insurance has covered all my meds and visits...so far...knocking on wood

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joysie
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United Health Care has paid all meds and followed their general guidelines in reimbursing for out of network MDs. Not a huge amount, but it sure helps.

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Lymetoo
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Not saying which insurance, but yes my PPO paid 80%.

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adamm
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I just found one in WI who's going to be covered soon and know of

one in MN whom

I'm pretty sure is already . PM me if you want info.

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Aniek
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It actually depends on a lot on the doctor and how they code your forms. Some doctors know the system much better than others.

An HMO will be a lot more difficult than a PPO that reimburses for a large part of out-of-network costs.

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breezywings
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My ins. has paid for all rx's so far and has never denied me iv therapy for the past ten years. Knock on wood and Thanking the Good Lord for his faithfulness.

After I meet my deductible, they reimburse 70% of the office visits.

They have never given me a problem with labs- (full reimbursement for Igenex), or mri's etc.

Like I said, Thanking God!

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