Wednesday Sep 04, 2024

Addressing Insurance Hurdles in Eating Disorder Recovery

Eating disorders can create a significant financial burden when insurance doesn’t cover treatment, resulting in difficulties in finding specialized providers and high out-of-pocket costs.

In this episode, Deena sheds light on the price tag of her treatment, resources for financial support, and the need for better education about eating disorders within the insurance industry.   

In this episode, you also hear:

  • Issues with insurance policies and coverage 
  • Details about Project HEAL and the Manna Fund
  • Finding the beauty in living instead of existing 

 

Must-listen moments: 

[00:04:36] The bottom line is that insurance is still not inclusive enough to completely cover or understand the needs of people with eating disorders. 

[00:10:28] There has to be a change because there's too many families out there that can't afford treatment.  

[00:14:55] Reaching out for help is a brave step forward and without treatment, eating disorders can feel like a prison of fear and self-doubt.

 

Mentioned in this Episode:

Project Heal - https://www.theprojectheal.org/

Manna Fund - https://mannafund.org/

 

Thank you for listening. Whether you’re suffering from an eating disorder or you’re a caring friend or family member, we’d love to hear from you via email at eatthatfat@gmail.com

Contribute a few bucks to the “Are You Going To Eat Your Fat?” Patreon to help cover production costs and the coordination and provision of resources. 

Whether you’re in recovery or currently in your eating disorder, you’re invited to join our FREE Facebook Group, “Are You Going to Eat Your Fat?” where you’ll find helpful recovery guidance, quotes, and support multiple times a week. There are already 33 members! Will you be next?

 

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