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Covered according to what source? The ones the insurances provide? Because the single most frequent complaint I hear about insurance is them deciding that some
by LordDragonfang 3y ago
Covered according to what source? The ones the insurances provide?
Because the single most frequent complaint I hear about insurance is them deciding that something which they claim to cover, and should cover, they're suddenly no longer going to pay for because of some bullshit excuse.
It's one of the reasons doctors have to waste hours of their time every week getting "prior authorizations" for things the insurance claims they will cover.
- stop50 3y agoThey are legally Required to cover it. An council checks every new drug if it helps and if the price is appropiate. That is done for each drug indipendent of the regulation of the drug. the insurance has very few things to deny an claim(in most cases they deny them because an doctor abbreviated his/her title, but due an new method to transport the receipts its very probably that the number will drop) and none if the doctor deems it absolutly nessesary.