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Q: does medicare or any of the medicare Rx plans pay for hyaluronic acid injections?
Answers (1)
11/30/08 10:29pm
Unfortunately, there's not a quick yes or no answer to this question. Each plan is different, so you would have to contact the individual insurance companies to ask if they cover such injections.
Best of luck,
Casey
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