There is a confusion among the medical fraternity whether the investigations for treatment of Glaucoma will be covered under Medical Insurance or not. In my opinion as an Insurance Consultant, since Glaucoma is such a disease requiring periodic investigations to ascertain eye pressure,visibility etc. these should must be allowed as treatment under medical insurance and claims should be entertained accordingly, provided this is not pre-existing one and was diagnosed only after taking the policy after a year.
There are many medical facilities that provide medical marijuana treatment for glaucoma. Almost all of these medical facilities are located in the state of California where medical marijuana is legal.
The herb has also been shown to reduce intra-ocular pressure in the eye by as much as 45%, a beneficial action in the treatment for glaucoma.
Congenital glaucoma does not respond well to medical treatment, so the first line of treatment is usually surgical. Medical therapy is often initiated as adjunct therapy after surgery.
The major known cause of glaucoma is a relative increase in intraocular pressure, or IOP. The purpose of glaucoma treatment, whether medical or surgical, is to lower the IOP.
Medical insurance will not pay for marriage counseling, as there is no medical dianostic code for treatment and marriage counseling is not considered "medically necessary." There must be a medical diagnosis identified for any treatment to be covered by insurance (same as with medical conditions).
Glaucoma is a group of eye conditions often characterized by increased intraocular pressure (pressure inside the eye), which can lead to gradual vision loss if left untreated. Glaucoma is a serious condition that requires prompt medical attention, and fortunately, there are various treatment options available to manage and control its progression.
Glaucomatous means pertaining to glaucoma.
Insurance is defined as the equitable transfer or risk from one party to another for a pre-determined fee. Medical insurance regards this "risk" as the costs associated with modern healthcare. Medical Insurance will indemnify you against costs that you incur from receiving medical treatment.
Bupa offers medical insurance. Their medical insurance offers cover for diagnosis, treatment and aftercare. They offer quick access to expert specialists, new and proven treatments.
If a person is looking for medical treatment and they do not have insurance, that could be a problem. I would suggest they go to their local clinic. There they will only have to pay a small fee.
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V80.1 is a screening test for glaucoma. Glaucoma is increased pressure in the eye.