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Health Net may cover allergy immunotherapy if deemed medically necessary, following a diagnosis by a board-certified allergist. To gain coverage, you typically need documented history of allergy symptoms and proof of an ineffective response to standard treatments like antihistamines. Pre-authorization is often required for such therapies.
The specific regimen, whether subcutaneous shots or sublingual tablets, must align with FDA-approved protocols. Periodic reevaluation of the therapy's effectiveness is necessary to continue coverage, usually evaluated on an annual basis.
Coverage restrictions may apply based on plan details or treatment frequency. Experimental or off-label treatment approaches are generally not covered. Always consult your specific Health Net policy for the most accurate coverage information.
Want to try immunotherapy?
Start with CurexReview your allergy test results with a Curex allergist.
1. Review your Health Net plan details to understand your coverage for allergy immunotherapy.
2. Schedule a consultation with an in-network allergist to assess your need for immunotherapy.
3. Obtain a referral from your primary care physician if your Health Net policy requires it.
4. Have the allergist submit a pre-authorization request for the treatment to Health Net.
5. Ensure the provider includes all necessary medical records and test results with the request.
6. Contact Health Net customer service for any follow-up questions:
- Phone: Listed on your insurance card.
- Online: Through your Health Net member account portal.
7. Wait for approval notification from Health Net before starting the immunotherapy treatment.
Treatment prescribed
by clinician
Clinicaly made allergen extracts are customized for your allergies
Your immune system gets desensitized to allergens, giving you long-term relief.