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Does medicaid in ga pay for breast reconstruction after masectomy?
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Will medicaid pay for breast reductions?
Yes, if they are clearly done for health reasons.
Can medicaid pay for breast implants?
i don't think so, breast implants are elective surgery nd not somethig u need
Does Medicaid pay for mammograms for women under 40?
There is not an age requirement per se: but you need to have your doc write a prescription for a mammogram.
Does insurance cover Breast implantation?
If enlargement is part of breast reconstruction after a mastectomy, health plans may pay for some or all of it
I have fibrocystic breasts will my insurance company pay for implants?
No, Breast reconstruction is only covered following a Mastectomy
Does your medicaid cover a tummy tuck in Ny?
No!! BTW, They don't pay for breast augmentation either! If you're in prison they may pay for Sex Reassignment Surgery!
Why does medicaid pay to get your tubes tied after giving birth but will not pay to get them reversed?
Medicaid does not pay for fertility treatment.
Is Effexor covered by Medicaid?
I have Medicaid & was prescribed Effexor XR & Medicaid did pay for it.
Does medicaid cover breast lift?
Medicare will usually pay for services only if they are considered medically necessary. This would clearly not include cosmetic surgery.
What is ad-care Medicaid?
Does Medicaid pay for dentures
Does Medicaid pays for a hysterosalpingogram?
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Does health insurance have to pay for restorative breast surgery after lumpectomy surgery?
I know that many insurance companies pay for reconstruction of the breast after a mastectomy. I am not sure about after lumpectomy. However, if the surgery was disfiguring, I believe some insurances will pay for reconstruction after the initial surgery, recovery and radiation. The best way to get the answer to this is to call your specific insurance company and ask them. If you get an answer in the affirmative, I would get the person's name you spoke with and then phone your doctor's office for the follow up reconstruction surgical appointment. Your doctor's office will also validate that insurance will pay. I found an interesting article on reconstruction after lumpectomy here: http://www.wchstv.com/newsroom/healthyforlife/2144.shtml Good luck.
