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Please ask your insurance provider about this. You’ll need to ask them directly whether your recovery is covered.
That would really depend on your insurer. It would be best to ask them. Best of luck with your procedure!
The qualifications needed to meet eligibility for short term disability are determined by your policy. Policies will vary by company. If this benefit is provided through your employer, ask your benefits department help you through the process.
Each policy and provider for short-term disability can differ, so you should definitely contact your insurer and discuss with your benefits manager. Some general items we've found with short-term disability policies, is they are only available after sick leave is exhausted, they cover incidents and illnesses that prevent people from working, and generally cover any surgery that is considered medically necessary. Most cosmetic procedures are considered elective surgeries and not medically necessary. However, reconstructive surgeries and medical leave for plastic surgeries to improve function (and not merely appearance) of a body part can be covered, and some weight loss procedures are covered as well. Again, the best thing to do is to speak with your policy provider and the physician performing your surgery to see if it is considered medically necessary.
The cost of a cosmetic procedure can be paid for upfront or through financing such as CareCredit or Alphaeon. Regular credit cards can also be used but care must be taken to avoid high interest rates. There are various social digital products such as "GoFundMe" that can be used to raise m...
Thank you for your question. It's best to discuss your options with your employer's Human Resources department on restrictions and personal time off. Good luck!
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