I found an insurance that covers the code for surgery however all of the appointments leading up to it are not covered ( consultation with different doctors) because the diagnosis is E.D. which is not covered. This may also mean the surgery won’t be covered.
Does anyone know of a good insurance for E.D. Or suggestions to navigate ?
Insurance Advice
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Re: Insurance Advice
Carefirst got me covered but that doesnt mean they're great about this stuff.
My doctors office and coloplast worked together to get me covered. I think thats the key..
As it was explained to me: when ED is not covered, peyronies often is. So if you are diagnosed w peyronies you are more likely to be covered.
Good luck.
Right until m she said the words "you are completely covered" I thought i was getting denied so don't give up hope.
My doctors office and coloplast worked together to get me covered. I think thats the key..
As it was explained to me: when ED is not covered, peyronies often is. So if you are diagnosed w peyronies you are more likely to be covered.
Good luck.
Right until m she said the words "you are completely covered" I thought i was getting denied so don't give up hope.
Colby_jack
Coloplast titan 26 cm placed on 8/26/25 by Dr Taj
~8" before IPP but not "hard" enough for pvi.
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Coloplast titan 26 cm placed on 8/26/25 by Dr Taj
~8" before IPP but not "hard" enough for pvi.
Tried everything as things progressed:
Pills, pumps, prp, trt, gainswave, peptides, trimix, quadmix and a vibrating ring.
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