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How can I get help with insurance, referrals, and the cost of tests and medications?

Navigating costs and referrals can feel hard. Your care team is a good first place to start.

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Dealing with insurance and the cost of care is a real challenge with IBD. Your care team is your best starting point for guidance. Doctors use several types of tests to check for IBD, including blood tests, stool tests, and endoscopy — a test that uses a small camera to look inside your intestine. Imaging tests like CT scans or MRI may also be needed. Treatment can involve diet changes, medicine, or sometimes surgery. Ask your care team what tests are planned and what referrals you may need. They can help connect you with the right resources and next steps.

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