NapsGear Health Insurance Denied - Thanks to Bodybuilding?

[Richard Brown]

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In this AMA, Evan Centopani and Chris Tuttle reveal how bodybuilding, prescriptions, and medical records can seriously impact your health and life insurance - even if you're healthy.

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[SteveSmi]

people need to be open with their doctors. it confuses them !

 

[CEO]

bros this is fake news. my wife work in healthcare. they can't deny you thanks to Obama care

 

[ROIDDERS]

yeah you cannot be denied health services.
that is just not true

 

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[michsy]

That’s pretty frustrating. I’d want to see the exact reason listed on the denial before assuming bodybuilding was the cause. If the insurer based the decision on medications, lab results, or something documented in the medical records, there may be an appeal process. Medical Collections Services can also be useful for healthcare offices dealing with outstanding insurance and patient balances. Having the doctor provide supporting records and clarification could help. It’s also worth checking whether the decision was actually related to bodybuilding itself or to a specific medical condition or prescription associated with it.