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Radiology exams that may require pre-authorization include: Bone Mineral Density exams ordered more frequently than every 23 months. CT scans (all diagnostic examinations) MRI/MRA (all examinations)
Eligible women qualify for most family planning services and supplies, including birth control pills, the shot, vaginal ring, diaphragm and contraceptive patch, doctor/clinic visits (for family planning only) and tubal ligations.
Contacts for Providers Main Address301 Technacenter Drive, Montgomery, AL 36117Provider Assistance Center(800) 688-7989 (Nationwide Toll-Free)Provider Enrollment(888) 223-3630 (Nationwide Toll-Free)6 more rows
Free services include a pelvic exam, pap smear, clinical breast exam, mammogram, and diagnostic services such as an ultrasound, colposcopy, or biopsy, if needed.
Under Medicare Advantage, services requiring prior authorization typically include durable medical equipment, prescription drugs, and skilled nursing facility stays.
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Under Medicare Advantage, services requiring prior authorization typically include durable medical equipment, prescription drugs, and skilled nursing facility stays.
Community Waiver Program (CWP)
What Procedures or Tests Typically Require Prior Approval? Diagnostic imaging such as MRIs, CTs and PET scans. Durable medical equipment such as wheelchairs, at-home oxygen and patient lifts. Infusion therapy. Inpatient procedures. Skilled nursing visits and other home health care.
Prior authorization (also called preauthorization and precertification) refers to a requirement by health plans for patients to obtain approval of a health care service or medication before the care is provided. This allows the plan to evaluate whether care is medically necessary and otherwise covered.
What do I need to do? Most specialists require a referral from your primary care provider. Contact your primary care provider to obtain a referral to a specialist.

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