How can one get a health insurance company to pay for a back inversion table?

The insurance company says that a back inversion table is experimental, therefore, not covered. How can one get a device paid by the insurance company that would benefit the insured? The inversion table would expand the spine, allowing blood and other fluid to flow more freely.How can one get a health insurance company to pay for a back inversion table?
The table sounds good, but the problem is that :



1 - insurance companies pay for as little as possible

2 - there is little evidence to show a benefit to the table.How can one get a health insurance company to pay for a back inversion table?
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First you need a perscription from your doctor for them to even consider it. If they do not you can declare it on your income taxes when you have them done. Also read over your insurance policy. Many insurances will not pay for any medical device like hearing aides, inversion tables etc. If you do not know, call your insurance and ask. Tell them you have a doctors perscription for one.
It sounds like your plan won't cover the table because its experimental... Not, because they're being tight... You can write a letter of appeal to your insurance company, %26amp; include a statement of medical necessity from your doctor. This MAY get the item covered... Probably not, but maybe. Don't just write a letter asking them to pay for table. You letter will need to address the experimental aspect of the inversion table. (i.e., include literature %26amp; information stating why you feel is shouldn't be considered experimental.) Good Luck