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Did you have to provide a Letter of Medical Necessity from your Doctor to get reimbursed for membership fees? I have Aetna PPO Medicare Advantage (just turned 65). This is my second year of OsteoStrong. My scans showed a slight improvement after 11 months - which I'm thrilled with. My PCP is not familiar with OsteoStrong and I don't think she'd provide a letter saying that it was a medical necessity. I also started taking AlgeaCal about the same time as I started OsteoStrong.

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The Osteostrong in fort Myers has had some success with Aetna. We have another insurance and I printed a claim form and got a letter from my doctor saying that the program was working very well. I heard back from the insurance co. that they needed one more thing. I took this as a good sign. I’m waiting for a hopefully, positive response. Osteostrong was very helpful in filling out the form. Always worth a try. (My PCP was also not familiar with Osteostrong but now said she’s going to check it out. ) Good luck to you and let us know how it goes.

Not covered at all with Med Adv. It is not an approved treatment!!