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Does Humana Cover Hyaluronic Acid Injections? 2025 Guide

Complete guide to Humana coverage for HA injections. Medicare Advantage and commercial plan coverage, requirements, and costs.

Important: Coverage information is subject to change. Always verify current coverage with your insurance provider or Medicare.gov before making healthcare decisions.

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Quick Coverage Summary

Hyaluronic Acid Injections

✓ Covered

Prior Authorization Required

Humana Medicare Advantage follows Medicare guidelines. Commercial plans vary.

Humana Coverage for HA Injections

Humana coverage depends on your plan type. Humana Medicare Advantage plans follow Original Medicare guidelines, while commercial plans have their own criteria.

Quick Facts

Plan TypeHA CoveragePrior Auth
Medicare AdvantageYesUsually required
CommercialVariesYes
Employer plansVariesCheck benefits

Humana Medicare Advantage

If you have Humana Medicare Advantage:

  • Coverage follows Medicare guidelines
  • Prior authorization typically required
  • Network restrictions apply
  • Copays vary by plan

Medicare Coverage Requirements

  • Documented knee osteoarthritis
  • X-ray evidence of joint changes
  • Failed conservative treatment
  • Medical necessity documentation

Humana Commercial Plans

Commercial plan coverage varies:

  • Check your specific plan benefits
  • Prior authorization typically required
  • Conservative treatment documentation needed
  • Network providers recommended

What You’ll Pay

Humana PlanTypical Cost
MA HMO$50-$100 copay
MA PPO$75-$150 copay
Commercial PPOVaries by plan

Tips for Approval

  1. Identify your plan type (MA vs commercial)
  2. Check prior auth requirements
  3. Use in-network providers
  4. Complete conservative treatment first
  5. Get X-rays documented

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