Milliman, I think they are commonly used as guidelines for admission and other

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Jan 21, 2021
6:36:37pm

Martin Van Nostrand All-American

Milliman, I think they are commonly used as guidelines for admission and other

health decisions by providers. No experience with them though (not a dr) and I don’t know what the 24th edition is referring to.

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Martin Van Nostrand

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Any mental health doctors on the board?

mobomanjoe

1/21/21 6:29pm

Milliman, I think they are commonly used as guidelines for admission and other

Martin Van Nostrand

1/21/21 6:36pm

sorry what I meant to say in that post was I’m not sure but maybe you need to

Martin Van Nostrand

1/21/21 6:39pm

No, but I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night.

Little Mac

1/21/21 6:45pm

If you live in Utah, it is against the law. You have to have a formal diagnosis

doctorcoug

1/21/21 6:59pm

Any changes in coverage are generally detailed in writing. Ask your provider for the updated guidelines.

NihonCougar

1/21/21 7:07pm

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