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Blue Cross in Illinois is GI aso. Not cheap, but they come in handy.Do you live in an area that offers a Gi med supp? One of the Blues in NJ does, as does the one in Philly (although brokers can't sell it), although there may be a six month wait before it starts covering a pre existing condition.
I was going to say GI only, then I saw that you said no meds and no dialysis. How long has she had it? Has the Dr. suggested dialysis? Any other health conditions like diabetes? Does she take insulin/how much? Just out of curiosity, how old is she and what state is she in?I'm 99.9% sure nobody will touch this, but would any med supp offer coverage for this? No dialysis and she doesn't even take a medication for it. Any help appreciated.
Some companies will take a case sometimes on individual considerations. I'd call and talk with the underwriters.Indiana 72. Not diabetic. No dialysis or health conditions. Takes lisinopril, a statin ect. Slam dunk if not stage 4 kidney disease.
I'd check them all. The way the app is worded can make the difference.Thanks so much. I found an old medico app and she would qualify based on those questions but their newest app it wont fly.