Does your insurance cover cross-linking? What are your options if cross-linking is not covered? Does your doctor perform FDA approved cross-linking? Finding the answers to all of these questions can feel very overwhelming! Follow this interactive guide to understand your options based on your unique situation.
An Interactive Guide to Understanding Your Options
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We have compiled a list of insurance companies that are known to have policies that cover cross-linking. Click here to see if yours is listed.
If your insurance hasn’t posted a coverage policy, it may not mean that they do not cover the procedure. The iPath360 Program can help. The complimentary full-service end-to-end program is designed for doctors and their patients who are seeking access and reimbursement for FDA-approved cross-linking.
If your insurance hasn’t posted a coverage policy, it may not mean that they do not cover the procedure.
1. Speak with your doctor about filing an appeal. Depending on your situation, an appeal may be done before or after treatment. You may also want to discuss financing options with your doctor.
2. The iPath360 Program can help. The complimentary full-service end-to-end program is designed for doctors and their patients who are seeking access and reimbursement for FDA-approved cross-linking.
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If you have any issues navigating your insurance coverage, the iPath360 Program can help. This complimentary full-service end-to-end program is designed for doctors and their patients who are seeking access and reimbursement for FDA-approved cross-linking.
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