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This is a real insurance rejection letter that was sent to a 2-day-old baby (shared with permission):
Baby Boy, we've reviewed your request An experienced healthcare professional has reviewed the request for care that you or your doctor recently sent us. Your request is important and personal to you and to us. Our decisions affect you. Because of that, our review included more than clinical guidelines and scientific data alone. Information about your health and your health plan were a part of it, too. Results of the review Our review showed that the care you've requested is Not Medically Necessary. We can't approve your request because your plan doesn't cover care that is Not Medically Necessary. Details from the review (consider discussing with your doctor) The request tells us your doctor wants to care for you in an intensive care nursery (Neonatal Intensive Care Unit or NICU). The plan clinical criteria considers care in this nursery medically necessary when a baby is born very early (less than 35 weeks gestation) or other severe problems exist. These might include low blood pressure, trouble eating, or slow heart rate. The information we have does not show you have these or other severe problems. For this reason, the request for NICU care is denied as not medically necessary. It may help your doctor to know that we reviewed this request using the health plan clinical guideline called Neonatal Levels of Care (CG-MED-26). You have the right to appeal You can appeal our decision if you or your doctor disagree with it. Please read the Rights Available to Members guide we've included with this letter. It explains your options, tells you how much time you have to appeal, and lists the information you'll need to send us. - Your Care Management team
January 9, 2025 at 1:38 AM