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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’m able to see my adult children’s EOBs but they are very non-descript and I can’t tell what they’ve been seen for. I can see the provider name and just a generic description like lab or exam. I can’t see the actual diagnostic or procedure code. Of course, your ex could always search for the doctor to see if they’re a mental health provider if that’s the concern. [/quote]

Not a mental health concern. He has his own mental health concerns and is trying to deflect attention from that and suggest that a surgery and a sports injury I had years ago are impairing my physical health and ability to perform caregiving tasks, so therefore he should have more custody. I need to do basic follow up appointments at the practices that were the gatekeepers for those procedures and courses of treatment but I’m afraid to even call them.

Obviously I will share all my full medical records up front with a judge but in the meantime I don’t want to create situations that put further put me on the defensive or can be twisted even if it ultimately has a neutral explanation. It’s expensive and exhausting.

I’ll call the insurer again tomorrow. [/quote]

what does your lawyer think?[/quote]

Asking because I think ex looks more insane in front of the judge for making an issue of that, and you receiving followup treatment could be an argument in your (similar to how ex would be better off acknowledging amd treating his mental illness, and yours has far less stigma). [/quote]

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