Humana Healthy Horizons in Oklahoma MNT coverage: limits and referrals
The short answerHumana Healthy Horizons in Oklahoma covers dietitian nutrition services. Adults get up to 6 hours per year, with more allowed if medically necessary, and nutrition services for treating obesity are not covered for adults. Children under 21 are covered with no hour limit shown.
By Javier Alvarez · Updated · 1 min read
1 row: Humana Healthy Horizons · Oklahoma. Public policy, not the member's benefits.
Humana Healthy Horizons in Oklahoma
SoonerSelect Medicaid (Humana member benefits guide) · Oklahoma
| 97802 | Not published |
|---|---|
| 97803 | Not published |
| G0270 | Not published |
| G0271 | Not published |
| Where it applies | Services must be medically necessary and provided, coordinated or referred by the member's PCP, from Humana network providers in most situations. [1] |
| Diagnoses | For adults 21 and over, services must be for diagnosing, treating or preventing illness, or minimizing its effects, and nutritional services for treatment of obesity are not covered. [1] |
| Telehealth POS | Not published: call the payer. |
| Telehealth modifier | Not published: call the payer. |
| Visit limits | Adults 21 and over: up to 6 hours per year. Limits can be exceeded based on medical necessity. Children under 21 are listed as covered with no hour limit shown. [1] |
| Referral and prior auth | Covered services must be provided, coordinated or referred by the member's primary care provider (PCP). [1] |
- Humana Healthy Horizons in Oklahoma: Services Covered by Humana's Network (OKHM8T7EN0124), checked October 30, 2026
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