What
is Transfer Factor? Click HERE!
A United States Court has ruled in favor
of an insurance claimant.
- Transfer factor is not to be
considered an "experimental" since the substance has been
used by the medical community for many years, and has been covered by
several health insurance carriers.
- Numerous studies were cited that
showed the effectiveness of transfer factor as an immune disorder
treatment.
- Blue Cross Blue Shield among other
carriers has reimbursed historically for transfer factor use.
- Transfer factor is covered under Title
XVIII of the Social Security Act.
- A Medicare carrier is responsible to
reimburse to the extent of the claim (i.e. 80% if an 80/20 plan minus
an unmet deductible, if any).
Cited case
565-36-34896A - (HIC)
000-99-0053 - Docket Number
April 25, 1989 - Date of Judge Stanley S.
Sadur's Ruling
Administrative Law Judge Office of
Hearings and Appeals
24th Floor
100 Van Hess Ave.
San Francisco CA 94102
Department of Health & Human
Services
Social Security Administration
Office of Hearings & Appeals
Marna Slocam (Claimant/Beneficiary)
vs.
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas
(Carrier/Intermediary)
Amount of Claim - $1400.00
We have reports of three other cases
where clients were reimbursed by their insurance companies (in accordance
with their 80/20 policies). Each regional office of each company will be
different. You will probably have to educate your insurance company
yourself. Use any information on this site to help . You may also need
something from your doctor.
This information is reported by a
third party for your own use. We cannot accept any responsibility for the
actions of an insurance company or an attorney. If your insurance company
is unfamiliar with Transfer Factor, you will have to educate them on what
it is and what it is used for. Feel free to use any information on this
site for that purpose. Complete details on Transfer Factor can be
found here!
