The parents of Nathan Hart said he would be deaf for the rest of his life if he couldn't get the surgery within 48 hours.
“It affects the liquid in your ears,” Tyler Hart said, relaying what doctors had told him. “What will happen is that liquid will turn to bone, and will not be able to do the surgery if it turns to bone.”
However, WMC reported Blue Cross Blue Shield of Tennessee and Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare failed to renew a contract by the Dec. 31 deadline., which included Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital. The Harts were frantic. Melanie Hart said Nathan would be deaf the rest of his life if he couldn’t get the surgery done within 48 hours.
The Harts said they reached out to Blue Cross Blue Shield of Tennessee multiple times but felt they were being given the run-around.
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