Anyone have trouble with getting Colistin thru insurance?

A

Asexyblond23

New member
I was wondering if anyone was having trouble getting their insurance to cover colistin? Or if you do get it do you have to pay some outragous price?
 
A

Asexyblond23

New member
I was wondering if anyone was having trouble getting their insurance to cover colistin? Or if you do get it do you have to pay some outragous price?
 
A

Asexyblond23

New member
I was wondering if anyone was having trouble getting their insurance to cover colistin? Or if you do get it do you have to pay some outragous price?
 
A

Asexyblond23

New member
I was wondering if anyone was having trouble getting their insurance to cover colistin? Or if you do get it do you have to pay some outragous price?
 
A

Asexyblond23

New member
I was wondering if anyone was having trouble getting their insurance to cover colistin? Or if you do get it do you have to pay some outragous price?
 
N

NoExcuses

New member
I had issues and I was trying to deal with it myself.

but then i asked Foundation Care for help and they were able to do something to get my insurance to pay. i think i pay $30 month now whereas i was paying over $100 before <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

good luck
 
N

NoExcuses

New member
I had issues and I was trying to deal with it myself.

but then i asked Foundation Care for help and they were able to do something to get my insurance to pay. i think i pay $30 month now whereas i was paying over $100 before <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

good luck
 
N

NoExcuses

New member
I had issues and I was trying to deal with it myself.

but then i asked Foundation Care for help and they were able to do something to get my insurance to pay. i think i pay $30 month now whereas i was paying over $100 before <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

good luck
 
N

NoExcuses

New member
I had issues and I was trying to deal with it myself.

but then i asked Foundation Care for help and they were able to do something to get my insurance to pay. i think i pay $30 month now whereas i was paying over $100 before <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

good luck
 
N

NoExcuses

New member
I had issues and I was trying to deal with it myself.
<br />
<br />but then i asked Foundation Care for help and they were able to do something to get my insurance to pay. i think i pay $30 month now whereas i was paying over $100 before <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
<br />
<br />good luck
 
W

Wheezie

New member
I've had some trouble. My employer provided insurance denies it - I have a state-funded insurance plan for people with genetic diseases and they cover the cost (but only after denial from my primary insurance). Luckily, my pharmacy handles all of that so it only really affects me every 6 months or so when the pharmacy has to get a new denial letter and it ends up taking two weeks for a refill instead of two days. And whereas I have a co-payment for all the drugs my primary does pay for, anything they deny that ends up going to the state insurance I get for free - no co-pay required.
 
W

Wheezie

New member
I've had some trouble. My employer provided insurance denies it - I have a state-funded insurance plan for people with genetic diseases and they cover the cost (but only after denial from my primary insurance). Luckily, my pharmacy handles all of that so it only really affects me every 6 months or so when the pharmacy has to get a new denial letter and it ends up taking two weeks for a refill instead of two days. And whereas I have a co-payment for all the drugs my primary does pay for, anything they deny that ends up going to the state insurance I get for free - no co-pay required.
 
W

Wheezie

New member
I've had some trouble. My employer provided insurance denies it - I have a state-funded insurance plan for people with genetic diseases and they cover the cost (but only after denial from my primary insurance). Luckily, my pharmacy handles all of that so it only really affects me every 6 months or so when the pharmacy has to get a new denial letter and it ends up taking two weeks for a refill instead of two days. And whereas I have a co-payment for all the drugs my primary does pay for, anything they deny that ends up going to the state insurance I get for free - no co-pay required.
 
W

Wheezie

New member
I've had some trouble. My employer provided insurance denies it - I have a state-funded insurance plan for people with genetic diseases and they cover the cost (but only after denial from my primary insurance). Luckily, my pharmacy handles all of that so it only really affects me every 6 months or so when the pharmacy has to get a new denial letter and it ends up taking two weeks for a refill instead of two days. And whereas I have a co-payment for all the drugs my primary does pay for, anything they deny that ends up going to the state insurance I get for free - no co-pay required.
 
W

Wheezie

New member
I've had some trouble. My employer provided insurance denies it - I have a state-funded insurance plan for people with genetic diseases and they cover the cost (but only after denial from my primary insurance). Luckily, my pharmacy handles all of that so it only really affects me every 6 months or so when the pharmacy has to get a new denial letter and it ends up taking two weeks for a refill instead of two days. And whereas I have a co-payment for all the drugs my primary does pay for, anything they deny that ends up going to the state insurance I get for free - no co-pay required.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top