Insurance.
Made simpler.
We don’t bill insurance directly, but we’ll help you
understand your coverage, explain the
reimbursement process, and assist in getting the
clinical documentation needed to submit claims
to your insurance company.
Insurance.
Made simpler.
We don’t bill insurance directly, but we’ll help you
understand your coverage, explain the
reimbursement process, and assist in getting the
clinical documentation needed to submit claims
to your insurance company.
Put insurance
behind you.
Insurance can be confusing, but you don’t have to
navigate it alone. While we don’t bill insurance directly,
we’ll help you understand the reimbursement process,
answer your questions, and provide detailed superbills
to support your insurance claim.
01
Guidance
Not sure where to start? We’ll help you understand the process and what questions to ask your insurer.
01
Guidance
Not sure where to start? We’ll help you understand the process and what questions to ask your insurer.
02
Authorizations
We’ll help you understand your insurer’s requirements and what you’ll need from your providers for approval.
03
Superbill
We provide detailed superbills with the information needed to submit your claim to your insurer.
04
Reimbursement
Your superbill gives your insurer the information they need to process your reimbursement request.
Your care is
protected.
Washington has some of the strongest
protections in the country for access to
gender-affirming care.
01
Senate Bill 5313
Requires many state-regulated plans to cover medically necessary gender-affirming care, helping protect access to treatment and services when coverage applies.
01
The Shield Law
Washington's Shield Law protects patients and providers from certain out-of-state investigations and legal actions involving gender-affirming care.
01
Uniform Disciplinary Act
Washington law provides protections for healthcare providers offering legally protected gender-affirming care.
Your insurer may need
a little more.
Most insurance plans require prior authorization before
they’ll reimburse for electrolysis. This typically requires
supporting documentation from a mental health professional,
and some plans may also request documentation from
your doctor or surgeon. We’ll help you understand what
your insurer requires and what you’ll need to get started.
Your insurer may need
a little more.
Most insurance plans require prior authorization before
they’ll reimburse for electrolysis. This typically requires
supporting documentation from a mental health professional,
and some plans may also request documentation from
your doctor or surgeon. We’ll help you understand what
your insurer requires and what you’ll need to get started.
Your insurer may need
a little more.
Most insurance plans require prior authorization before
they’ll reimburse for electrolysis. This typically requires
supporting documentation from a mental health professional,
and some plans may also request documentation from
your doctor or surgeon. We’ll help you understand what
your insurer requires and what you’ll need to get started.
A denial isn't always the final answer.
If you believe you've been unfairly denied coverage for medically
necessary gender-affirming care, you have the right to appeal
✓ Insurance can sometimes be appealed
✓ A denial does not necessarily mean the service is excluded
✓ Washington residents may have additional appeal and complaint options
✓ A&E can help clients undertsand what their next step may be
A denial isn't always the final answer.
If you believe you've been unfairly denied coverage for medically
necessary gender-affirming care, you have the right to appeal
Most gender-affirming surgeries
require permanent hair removal
month before your procedure.
We'll help you:
✓ Understand requirements
✓ Prioritize treatment areas
✓ Build a treatment schedule
✓ Assist with any other needs
A denial isn't always the final answer.
If you believe you've been unfairly denied coverage for medically
necessary gender-affirming care, you have the right to appeal
✓ Insurance can sometimes be appealed
✓ A denial does not necessarily mean the service is excluded
✓ Washington residents may have additional appeal and complaint options
✓ A&E can help clients undertsand what their next step may be
HOW WE WORK
Your care is
protected.
Washington has some of the strongest
protections in the country for access to
gender-affirming care.
01
Senate Bill 5313
Requires many state-regulated plans to cover medically necessary gender-affirming care, helping protect access to treatment and services when coverage applies.
01
The Shield Law
Washington's Shield Law protects patients and providers from certain out-of-state investigations and legal actions involving gender-affirming care.
01
Uniform Disciplinary Act
Washington law provides protections for healthcare providers offering legally protected gender-affirming care.
© 2026 Aesthetics and Electrology
© 2026 Aesthetics and Electrology
© 2026 Aesthetics and Electrology