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   <news:title>TheVoiceOfJoyce Subscribe to KFF’s analysis of our insurance coverage. It seems , many expensive tests, such as Pet Scans or MRI’s are denied at first. However, 67% of the denials can be overturned upon appeal. It’s frustrating.  However, it’s necessary to pursue appeals for proper diagnosis. Don’t be discouraged, appeal. It’s part of the insurance process and usually, your physician needs someone extra to pursue expeditious appeals for expensive diagnostic tests.</news:title>
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