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Question about Elective u/s

Some of you ladies had elective u/s.  I was wondering how much of your insurance covers these.  Do you just pay more towards the co-pay?

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Re: Question about Elective u/s

  • I haven't had one so I could be totally off on this, but I thought that insurance didn't cover it at all. I thought you had to pay OOP for an elective u/s.
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  • Elective u/s are not covered by insurance.

    Insurance will only cover "medically necessary" u/s. 

    I don't have one and so I am not sure how they work, but depending on your provider they may allow you to use your FSA account to pay for some (or maybe even all) of an elective u/s. Just something maybe worth looking into.

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    I had one and honestly didn't even look into insurance or FSA funds. I just assumed we were completely on our own for it?
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  • I had one with my last pregnancy and they aren't covered at all. It's elective, so it doesn't go toward your deductible either. I doubt it would be covered under an FSA but that may be worth asking about.
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  • Ditto what PPs said about the medically necessary limitation. However, health savings account funds might be fine to use, as a lot of the expenses permissible under those plans are not really "medically necessary" like Lasik, etc. Worth looking into!

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  • if it's elective, then insurance wouldn't touch it with a 10 foot pole.

    It's 100% OOP.


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