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01-09-2015, 06:41 PM
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UnitedHealth - Two-Level Cervical now Covered! - Blue Cross hmmm..not so fast.
Dear All,
Looks like United Health has just opened the flood gates for two-level cervical artificial discs. If you are covered by ACA and have procrastinated now is the time to switch! Link Below: https://www.unitedhealthcareonline.c..._the_Spine.pdf On the other hand, Blue Cross doubles down on their pathetic position as of 9/15/14. Blue Cross, are you listening?
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- Wife has been diagnosed with Severe Spinal Stenosis Right and Left Sides, Degenerative Disk Disease at C5/6 and C6/7, Large Osteophyte Complexes at a both levels, with C6/7 on R/H Side, and C5/6 both R/H and L/H Sides. Also Reverse Lordosis. - Performed 2-Level ADR with M6-C by Dr. Clavel, Barcelona Spine Center on 10/15/14. 
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