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How
to Submit Your Order
Insurance coverage
for our products is available from most Health Insurance Carriers
under "Durable Medical Equipment." Your coverage is dependent
on your specific plan. Our trained staff can assist you in determining
your benefits and filing your claim. The following items are needed:
1. A prescription
from your physician.
2. The Richmond
Light Company Order Form and a
signed Condition of Sale Form.
3. A "letter
of necessity" written by your physician. It should state
that you are a good candidate for UV phototherapy, which represents
a medical and fiscally efficient treatment for your skin condition.
Most physicians who regularly prescribe home phototherapy have
these letters available. Should you or your physician need representative
samples, please let us know.
4. Any medical
records showing your current treatment is recurrent and expensive,
thus demonstrating that home phototherapy is a cost-effective
option. This may be required by your insurance carrier for maximum
benefit coverage, and is normally sent directly by your physician's
office.
5. Preauthorization
for purchase of the unit from your Health Insurance Carrier. Some
insurance plans require that your physician obtain the preauthorization
on your behalf.
6. Written
determination of your benefits related to this purchase. You must
call your insurance carrier or benefits office to determine your
coverage and co-payment. The Richmond Light Company will need
an insurance carrier contact person and phone number to coordinate
your benefits.
You are now
ready to place your order. Mail or fax the prescription along with
the Order Form and Condition of Sale
Form to The Richmond Light Company. Medicare recipients should
also send the "letter of necessity."
Qualified Medicare
recipients are reimbursed directly; therefore, it will be necessary
for you to pay The Richmond Light Company prior to shipment. Be
sure to complete the Medicare information requested on our Order
Form. We will submit the necessary forms to Medicare.
Please note:
You must obtain a "preauthorization" from your insurance
carrier prior to purchasing the unit. If you fail to get this authorization,
many carriers will automatically deny your claim.
All financial
arrangements must be made prior to the unit being released for shipment.
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