Direct answer
It depends on your insurance provider’s specific policy and the type of treatment, but authorizations often expire within 30 to 90 days if the service is not performed within that window.
State-regulated insurance policy terms and carrier-specific administrative requirements. For additional information about the administrative requirements influencing prior authorization timelines, see the American Medical Association‘s guidance on prior authorization reform.
What this means for you
It depends on your insurance provider’s specific policy and the type of treatment, but authorizations often expire within 30 to 90 days if the service is not performed within that window.
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