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Chronic Health Conditions Discussion and Support

Lionessa

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5. Exactly my original point. If available at some price, you can't get PCIP or that doc would work.

Reply to anon223 (Reply #4)

Tue Oct 30, 2012, 06:42 PM

Oct 2012

Sounds like you are running yourself in a circle here. Either it covers for extreme cost or it doesn't, if it does, then indication of extreme cost should work. To get a bogus denial of coverage is a form of fraud, be careful.

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Does anyone know how to get "the letter" from an insurance company? [View all] anon223 Oct 2012 OP

I believe if you have an employer option that will cover the pre-existing, you cannot get PCIP. Lionessa Oct 2012 #1

According to this anon223 Oct 2012 #2

Then get a quote from them and use that. I don't understand the problem. Lionessa Oct 2012 #3

I don't need a quote - anon223 Oct 2012 #4

Exactly my original point. If available at some price, you can't get PCIP or that doc would work. Lionessa Oct 2012 #5

Ah - anon223 Oct 2012 #6