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Mon Mar 02, 2009 2:57 pm  |
| Has anyone managed to get IPL covered for rosacea? I just called my insurance company (ClaimSecure) and asked if IPL treatments are covered for rosacea with a letter of medical necessity. She said "No", and that's all the info I got. Is there any way to take it to a higher level or are these kind of decisions final? I have heard that some people have gotten coverage of IPL. I guess there chances are minimal that anyone here has dealt with ClaimSecure on this issue in Canada but I'm curious if I should persue this further or if it's a hopeless cause. |
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Mon Mar 02, 2009 5:42 pm |
| You could call back and ask to speak to a manager/supervisor or ask what you need to do get it covered. I think most insurance companies wont cover it though because at the bottom line its considered cosmetic and they figure there are medications you can use instead. |
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Mon Mar 02, 2009 9:09 pm |
| that's also i want to ask and intend to try though i think it must not be covered >.< |
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