Do I need new FMLA paperwork for surgery
I have been having memory loss, originally believed to be from high blood pressure, but then my dr believed it could be related to limited oxygen flow b/c of my severe deviated septum causing sleeping/breathing problems, made asthma worse etc...
I am under FMLA for highbloodpressure/memory loss and then surgery was suggested for my deviated septum. I applied for FMLA paperwork for my deviated septum and the surgeon/ENT is telling me that he filled out the paperwork for my surgery and sent it to the clinics health information department, but the health information department is telling me they don't have it and are waiting on the doctor.
In the case that my dr and health information desk cannot straighten this issue out when it's due, am I still covered because the surgery was in hopes to correct the memory loss problems? I have been labled ICD-9 780.93 by a neurologist upon further testing as well.
Asked on 10/23/08, 8:53 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
Alan Wagner
Wagner, McLaughlin & Whittemore P.A.
Re: Do I need new FMLA paperwork for surgery
You should be covered.
Answered on 10/25/08, 7:07 pm
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