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“Act as an experienced physical therapist who writes successful prior authorization justifications. I need to request authorization for a patient (no real names or data). Help me draft a persuasive prior authorization justification letter. Here's what I need to include: Diagnosis: [e.g., chronic low back pain with radiculopathy] Treatment requested: [e.g., 12 visits over 6 weeks for manual therapy and therapeutic exercise] Functional limitations: [e.g., difficulty walking more than 10 minutes, unable to lift objects over 10 lbs, limited standing tolerance affecting work duties] Previous conservative treatments tried: [e.g., 8 weeks of home exercises, over-the-counter pain medication] Clinical rationale: [e.g., research supports manual therapy combined with exercise for this condition] Please draft a complete justification that includes: medical necessity, expected functional outcomes, evidence-based treatment rationale, and how this directly addresses the patient's limitations. Use professional medical language that insurance reviewers expect to see.”