When is diastasis recti considered a medical necessity so covered by insurance? (photos)

Rechandle:
I am very sorry to hear about your stomach symptoms. Unfortunately, repair of your rectus muscles is not typically covered by insurance companies (at least, I have never had success in getting it covered and neither have my peers).

Diastastis recti is not typically covered by insurance.  Repair of the rectus muscles is typically done during a tummy tuck.  The best course of action for you would be to make an effort to lose some of the weight you have gained in order to allow for a better repair of your abdominal muscles.  I understand that weight loss is difficult, especially when you have difficulty being active.  Dietary changes by far are the most important aspect of weight loss though.  If you need help with weight loss, then I would recommend consulting with your primary care doctor for some help and guidance.  Once you have taken off a substantial amount of the weight, then I would recommend discussing treatment of your abdomen with a board certified plastic surgeon.