Prostrate Cancer in situ????

I assume you have a "cancer" policy as opposed to your regular health insurance. These usually do not provide coverage for early stage low risk cancers. In situ, basically means "in its place", denoting no spread. Generally this is a very early, non aggressive cancer that has just started developing and has not presented any symptoms.

Many on the forum have received payments for PCa with cancer policies. I would think a G6 with the PSA progression he experienced would be covered, but it will depend on the contract language and the actual dx.

In your situation, I agree that LDR/HDR brachytherapy may be appropriate. I can vouch for HDR and would be happy to provide you with information from my experience. Are you considering Active Surveillance? It appears to be relatively low risk and you should have many options and no reason to rush into a treatment plan.

Yes we do have a cancer policy which would be very helpful with medications and out of network providers. No on the AS my husband has decided to go low dose brachytherapy. He had his mapping/stepping done and ready to go in 4 weeks.

Not yet........in the process of collecting all the paperwork.

I'd have to check....over the years it has changed names several times. I will post if and when they pay the claim. It's all part of the journey.