So I did a measurement and it turns out I have about a 2 inch length discrepancy, and it's possibly both my right femur and tibia that are longer than left (appears to be the case), I am making correction a priority over LL as I also have scoliosis, and the length discrepancy tilts my pelvis which probably is the root cause of it. I am also thinking that correcting it may increase my height a bit, and of course anything I can do to fix my scoliosis, cause the more my spine curves, the more height I will lose.
Anyway, I am wondering therefore if anyone knows what insurances cover length discrepancy correction? I called Paley Institute, since they're my first choice for surgery but got a voicemail. So thought I'd ask here in the mean time...
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Insurance that covers length discrepancy correction?
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Posted on Mar 8, 2017, 9:15 pm
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Posted on Mar 8, 2017, 9:52 pm
#2
Yes! I am American! Thank you! But since this is technically an LL procedure, wouldn't it still be best to go with one of the docs like Paley or Rozbruch?
Posted on Mar 8, 2017, 10:45 pm
#3
Ah, okay, I see. Do you happen to know what insurance plans cover it?
Posted on Mar 10, 2017, 11:43 pm
#4
Ok thanks
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