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Offline anton08

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Re: Double Braced
« Reply #195 on: 31. January 2025, 11:02:20 AM »
Dear Bracesx3, for a very long time this update reads like there is progress in the right direction. This is so nice.

So I hope that the other problems, concerning spine and leg, that you do not mention, will develop positively as well.

May 2025 be a year of progress for you!

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Re: Double Braced
« Reply #196 on: Yesterday at 07:11:52 »
Thanks Anton08

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Re: Double Braced
« Reply #197 on: Yesterday at 07:31:52 »
As I mentioned I would, I took some pictures of my jawline now that the swelling has subsided. I also have a few with my new elastic patterns.
For those of you wondering, I’ve made a couple of calls to my insurance company. I called once last week and got super annoyed with the service rep, but kept the conversation polite and respectful. I dreaded having to call back once I got more info from my surgeon’s office, but did so today. I got the kindest service rep I could have asked for. I explained to her about the denial and she was very upset for me. We spent almost an hour looking through call logs.  She found a call that matched the date my doctors office contacted them for the pre authorization, but couldn’t see the notes because it’s a different department. She could tell me nothing was approved or denied. As the conversation went along, she was telling me different things from what I had been told last week. I kept asking for clarification because I was getting 2 different responses. One being I could only file a verbal appeal- not true; and the second that I had to have a Medicare supplemental policy for my surgery to be covered without a pre authorization, also untrue. What ended up happening is someone did not read the claim properly where it indicates that my surgery was inpatient. That fact does change the requirement for needing pre authorization due to my other insurance, Medicare A becoming the primary policy before blue cross. She recommends that I still work on submitting an appeal, but is going to work on her end to get the matter straightened out and covered from her end. She was so upset, she even gave me all the info I needed to file a complaint with the state if the insurance doesn’t accept the appeal. I feel vindicated!
As for my jaw since being off of antibiotics, each day I’ve had an increase in discomfort. It’s very subtle. There’s still no swelling, fever or icky discharge, but I am a little more tired than I have been too. Maybe my body will continue to fight it off, maybe the infection will return. I don’t know, but I’m going to take advantage of not being on any medication related to my surgery.

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Re: Double Braced
« Reply #198 on: Yesterday at 14:10:53 »
It's amazing how talking to a different rep gets a different answer. I have gone through this many times not only with medical issues when my wife was sick, but also with banks and the DMV.

Good luck and I hope you fight off any infection without more drugs.

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Re: Double Braced
« Reply #199 on: Yesterday at 19:38:15 »
but also with … the DMV.
Realist thing I’ve seen in the last month. Absolute joke at times.