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Key Takeaway Learn how to inject AOD-9604 safely and correctly

Medicare Part A could cover a B12 shot if deemed medically necessary by your doctor while you are in a hospital, living in a skilled nursing facility, or are in hospice care

Common subcodes: D51.0 Pernicious anemia D51.1 B12 malabsorption D51.9 Unspecified B12 deficiency anemia D52.x Folate Deficiency Anemia Use when documentation states: Folate deficiency Folic acid anemia Alcohol-related folate anemia Drug-induced folate depletion D53.9 Nutritional Anemia, Unspecified This is overused

Because AOD 9604 does not bind the growth hormone receptor, it does not trigger the IGF-1 cascade

This critical micronutrient is not produced by the body and must be obtained through diet