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Occipital Nerve Block Therapy denials: what the review data shows
Independent reviewers have decided 14 published cases where an insurer denied Occipital Nerve Block Therapy — and they overturned the insurer 78.6% of the time. A denial for Occipital Nerve Block Therapy is a starting position, not a final answer.
Published decisions
14
2001–2026
Overturned
78.6%
11 denials reversed
How to use this in your appeal
These are outcomes from California’s external review program — an independent physician panel that binds the insurer. Every state has an equivalent process, and internal appeals succeed even more often. Cite the outcome record for Occipital Nerve Block Therapywhen you appeal: reviewers routinely find that denials like yours didn’t hold up.
SOURCE: CALIFORNIA DMHC INDEPENDENT MEDICAL REVIEW OUTCOMES (CHHS OPEN DATA) · DERIVED AGGREGATE STATISTICS ONLY · METHODOLOGY
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