Pre-Approved Breast MRI Still Leaves Patient With Surprise Bill
A woman with a family history of breast cancer received insurer approval for a breast MRI, yet later discovered the scan wasn't covered as free preventive care. Unlike mammograms, breast MRIs often lack the same zero-cost mandate under federal guidelines. The case highlights gaps in coverage for high-risk patients despite prior authorization.
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