The Spine Network of California Launches Patient Advocacy Services

The Spine Network of California has launched a patient advocacy service to help patients navigate the complexities of treatment, insurance coverage and claims, according to an organization news release.

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The patient advocacy services include communication with the insurance companies and submission of documents to gain approval for procedures and evaluation appointments. The advocates are limited to spinal issues and are available to all patients regardless of surgeon membership within the organization.

Read the release about The Spine Network of California.

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