I'm allergic to colistin, but I take two other IV medications inhaled. Aztreonam and Fortaz. My insurance changed in January, so although they are covered, it does cost me $100 a month (each) to stay on them. I used to pay $50 a month, but with my new insurance came new copays for IV drugs, even though I'm not infusing them, I'm inhaling them. It's ridiculous that it costs so much more than a non formulary copay in my plan (non formulary is only $30)
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Anyone have trouble with getting Colistin thru insurance?
- Thread starter Asexyblond23
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I'm allergic to colistin, but I take two other IV medications inhaled. Aztreonam and Fortaz. My insurance changed in January, so although they are covered, it does cost me $100 a month (each) to stay on them. I used to pay $50 a month, but with my new insurance came new copays for IV drugs, even though I'm not infusing them, I'm inhaling them. It's ridiculous that it costs so much more than a non formulary copay in my plan (non formulary is only $30)
I'm allergic to colistin, but I take two other IV medications inhaled. Aztreonam and Fortaz. My insurance changed in January, so although they are covered, it does cost me $100 a month (each) to stay on them. I used to pay $50 a month, but with my new insurance came new copays for IV drugs, even though I'm not infusing them, I'm inhaling them. It's ridiculous that it costs so much more than a non formulary copay in my plan (non formulary is only $30)
I'm allergic to colistin, but I take two other IV medications inhaled. Aztreonam and Fortaz. My insurance changed in January, so although they are covered, it does cost me $100 a month (each) to stay on them. I used to pay $50 a month, but with my new insurance came new copays for IV drugs, even though I'm not infusing them, I'm inhaling them. It's ridiculous that it costs so much more than a non formulary copay in my plan (non formulary is only $30)
I'm allergic to colistin, but I take two other IV medications inhaled. Aztreonam and Fortaz. My insurance changed in January, so although they are covered, it does cost me $100 a month (each) to stay on them. I used to pay $50 a month, but with my new insurance came new copays for IV drugs, even though I'm not infusing them, I'm inhaling them. It's ridiculous that it costs so much more than a non formulary copay in my plan (non formulary is only $30)
minimedic304
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I WAS DENIED THE MEDICATION BY MY INSURANCE A YEAR AGO, AND AFTER SEVERAL APPEALS I STILL CANT GET IT
minimedic304
New member
I WAS DENIED THE MEDICATION BY MY INSURANCE A YEAR AGO, AND AFTER SEVERAL APPEALS I STILL CANT GET IT
minimedic304
New member
I WAS DENIED THE MEDICATION BY MY INSURANCE A YEAR AGO, AND AFTER SEVERAL APPEALS I STILL CANT GET IT
minimedic304
New member
I WAS DENIED THE MEDICATION BY MY INSURANCE A YEAR AGO, AND AFTER SEVERAL APPEALS I STILL CANT GET IT
minimedic304
New member
I WAS DENIED THE MEDICATION BY MY INSURANCE A YEAR AGO, AND AFTER SEVERAL APPEALS I STILL CANT GET IT
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Asexyblond23
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Yea insurance can be a bight at times, I didnt know about the CF program that helps out, is everyone on that it seems like alot are.
Asexyblond23
New member
Yea insurance can be a bight at times, I didnt know about the CF program that helps out, is everyone on that it seems like alot are.
Asexyblond23
New member
Yea insurance can be a bight at times, I didnt know about the CF program that helps out, is everyone on that it seems like alot are.
Asexyblond23
New member
Yea insurance can be a bight at times, I didnt know about the CF program that helps out, is everyone on that it seems like alot are.
Asexyblond23
New member
Yea insurance can be a bight at times, I didnt know about the CF program that helps out, is everyone on that it seems like alot are.