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Therapy Ninja
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My insurance is all of the sudden denying claims for phone therapy.
In my research online, CA , my state, has telehealthcare laws that protect therapy, but not sure if by phone. Need help advice, any legal orgs or advocacy groups I can contact?? This is ruining my state of mind, i am so worried |
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Grand Magnate
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#2
Is phone therapy your only option?
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Elder Harridan x-hankster
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This makes it sound like the main practitioner needs to be licensed in california. |
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Therapy Ninja
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#4
Hi Hellion-
Thanks for asking. I'm in CA, T is in MA---he has been my T for decades, literally. Anyone got a teleportation device, as in Star Trek? |
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Therapy Ninja
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#5
Thanks Hanskter--I was afraid of that!!
Going through the appeals process starting Mon. Anyone ever do this w/insurance? I'll google this this too---but not sure what an obusmund (sp??) does? Is it like a patient advocate? |
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Elder Harridan x-hankster
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Ombudsman (im an excellent speller, to paraphrase rainman!) - yes, its a swedish word for like advocate. Good luck.
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