Under either test, if a former spouse receives full benefits they cannot be covered by any type of employer-sponsored medical coverage. However, they can refuse your employer-sponsored medical benefits and retain the military medical benefits. They are also disqualified if you have individually-obtained medical insurance.

Currently, RESPeRATE is not covered by Medicare or major health plans, although some insurance plans have covered RESPeRATE on a case-by-case basis.

Many extended health insurance plans do cover up to $500 of acupuncture each year. Check with your health insurance provider for details.

Most insurance companies do not offer reimbursement for cosmetic procedures. However, consult your practitioner for more information.

Medical acupuncturists are Medical Doctors (MDs), so many of the treatments they recommend will be covered in the same ways as other medical conditions; consultations, injections and office visits are normally covered by insurance. Some insurance plans may require a referral by your Primary Care Physician (PCP) beforehand. Some insurance plans cover medical acupuncture treatments; others cover them under certain conditions; some do not cover them at all.

You can receive full benefits (including medical care on a "space-available" basis and CHAMPUS/TRICARE coverage) if you meet the "20/20/20 test". This three-part test requires that you must have been married to the soldier for at least 20 years. The soldier must have performed at least 20 years of creditable service toward retirement. Finally, at least 20 years of the marriage must overlap at least 20 years of active service. You must meet all three parts of the test.

For physician identified urinary problems, many of these devices are accepted by third-party insurance and Medicare. However, each policy and coverage guidelines are different, but they are typically classified under Durable Medical Equipment. When considering a device, it is best to check with your physician and insurance policy.

Employees or their dependents are not eligible to enroll in the Lubrizol CDHP (HSA) if they are covered by any health insurance other than another high deductible health plan. However, Lubrizol CDHP eligible individuals can have certain types of permitted insurance such as specified disease or daily indemnity policies.

It is always important to read the plan details carefully before proceeding, as required we can provide to you a complete set of plan details and policy wording.

Laser Therapy for smoking cessation is not eligible for health insurance coverage at this time. The cost of Freedom Laser Therapy’s program is $299-$349 (varies per State). A pack a day smoker spends approximately $1,500 annually, which is less than 1/3 of a person’s typical annual cigarette expenditure.

No. There has been changes to the BC Medicare system under the present government and our services are not covered. We are bodyworkers and our clients come for relaxation sessions.

Manchester Physio are recognised by most of the major insurance companies, as we are all Chartered Physiotherapists, and Members of the Health Professionals Council. You will need to check with your insurance company prior to treatment, as some companies require a referral from a Doctor beforehand.

Coaching services are usually not covered by medical insurance. Counseling and psychotherapy services may be covered by your insurance provider. Bethesda-Chevy Chase Counseling & Consulting will provide you with a statement with the required information to submit to your insurer. Counseling and coaching services may be reimbursable as well from your pre-tax medical savings account or cafeteria benefits plan at work.

In Canada you can sometimes get a portion back from extended medical. In B.C. the automobile insurance company will sometimes pay for it on a claim. Also WCB will sometimes cover Pilates for rehabilitation. Each case is different and in any case you have to fight for coverage.

Having primary insurance is not an eligibility requirement for MOST plans. However, you should check the plan-specific FAQ's, or the plan details for further information on a specific product. There are a few plans that do require applicants to have primary health insurance in order to be eligible for coverage. IMG requires that you pay 20% percent of the first $5000 in medical expenses (for vistors to the US only) after the deductible (same as "excess") is met.

Once you are enrolled in the group medical insurance, you will receive an insurance card from the Department of Human Resources. Many medical establishments in the BVI accept this card. That means they will prepare a claim form for you, send it to the insurance company, and you will be asked to pay only your deductible/co-payment at the time of service. However, if you go to a doctor who does not accept the card, you will be asked to pay the full amount.

These services are not covered by Kaiser Foundation Health Plan. Kaiser Permanente does offer other programs to help support and facilitate weight loss. Click here to learn about some of the other resources available from Kaiser Permanente.

Unfortunately, colonics are not covered by medical insurance. Some flex-spending healthcare plans do cover colon hydrotherapy. Check with your provider.

Only in exceptional cases. Please refer to your medical insurance institution (In the recent 4 years however, no such case became known to us).