Procept Biorobotics: UnitedHealthcare Community Plan Policies Reiterate No Coverage for Aquablation, Indicating Procedure is Unproven and Not Medically Necessary Due to Insufficient Evidence of Safety and Efficacy

Published on Oct 07, 2022

Last week, UnitedHealthcare (UNH), the largest insurer in the country, published updated coverage determinations for three Community Plan Medical Policies in New Jersey, Kentucky, and Tennessee. The updated determinations did not include coverage for the prostate treatment known as Aquablation, which the policy documents found to be “unproven and not medically necessary due to insufficient […]

Procept Biorobotics: UnitedHealthcare Community Plan Policies Reiterate No Coverage for Aquablation, Indicating Procedure is Unproven and Not Medically Necessary Due to Insufficient Evidence of Safety and Efficacy

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