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[quote=Anonymous][quote]We have United Healthcare and have been in your situation. My son is 2 with hypotonia and receiving OT in a private facility. It took me over a year to get United healthcare to pay for a portion of his services. It all depends on who you speak to within the insurance company. We [b]called for months and spoke to hundereds of different people. We finally found someone who would approve [/b]of the therapy. My advice is to keep trying until you find someone who will listen. Ask your therapist to write a letter to the insurance company explaining why the services are needed. Good luck. I do billing for an OT. This is great advice. [/quote] But is it practical? Not many parents have the time to speak to "hundreds" of different people, certainly not working parents.[/quote]
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