we have a program in florida called kidcare for parents who make to much money an don't qualify for medicaid. you pay a certain amount each month for the ins based on income , not alot i pay 20 a mnth and i use certain programs through the cf pharmacy for her tobi and right now her gi dr has been giving us samples of her vitamins , good luck <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
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Question about insurance for CF
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we have a program in florida called kidcare for parents who make to much money an don't qualify for medicaid. you pay a certain amount each month for the ins based on income , not alot i pay 20 a mnth and i use certain programs through the cf pharmacy for her tobi and right now her gi dr has been giving us samples of her vitamins , good luck <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
we have a program in florida called kidcare for parents who make to much money an don't qualify for medicaid. you pay a certain amount each month for the ins based on income , not alot i pay 20 a mnth and i use certain programs through the cf pharmacy for her tobi and right now her gi dr has been giving us samples of her vitamins , good luck <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
we have a program in florida called kidcare for parents who make to much money an don't qualify for medicaid. you pay a certain amount each month for the ins based on income , not alot i pay 20 a mnth and i use certain programs through the cf pharmacy for her tobi and right now her gi dr has been giving us samples of her vitamins , good luck <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
we have a program in florida called kidcare for parents who make to much money an don't qualify for medicaid. you pay a certain amount each month for the ins based on income , not alot i pay 20 a mnth and i use certain programs through the cf pharmacy for her tobi and right now her gi dr has been giving us samples of her vitamins , good luck <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
In Pennsylvania there is a secondary insurance that works with the primary that you can qualify for regardless of income. We were using Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield as primary and Unisan was our secondary which pays for all copays, and any extras that the primary doesn't pick up. When my wife's company switched insurance providers we were scared, but got everything straightened out. We now have UPMC for our primary and <i>UPMC for you </i>as the secondary. The only problem we have now is we really have to fight to get supplements such as Scandishake, Scandical, and Ensure covered where we didn't have a problem before.
Ron
Ron
In Pennsylvania there is a secondary insurance that works with the primary that you can qualify for regardless of income. We were using Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield as primary and Unisan was our secondary which pays for all copays, and any extras that the primary doesn't pick up. When my wife's company switched insurance providers we were scared, but got everything straightened out. We now have UPMC for our primary and <i>UPMC for you </i>as the secondary. The only problem we have now is we really have to fight to get supplements such as Scandishake, Scandical, and Ensure covered where we didn't have a problem before.
Ron
Ron
In Pennsylvania there is a secondary insurance that works with the primary that you can qualify for regardless of income. We were using Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield as primary and Unisan was our secondary which pays for all copays, and any extras that the primary doesn't pick up. When my wife's company switched insurance providers we were scared, but got everything straightened out. We now have UPMC for our primary and <i>UPMC for you </i>as the secondary. The only problem we have now is we really have to fight to get supplements such as Scandishake, Scandical, and Ensure covered where we didn't have a problem before.
Ron
Ron
In Pennsylvania there is a secondary insurance that works with the primary that you can qualify for regardless of income. We were using Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield as primary and Unisan was our secondary which pays for all copays, and any extras that the primary doesn't pick up. When my wife's company switched insurance providers we were scared, but got everything straightened out. We now have UPMC for our primary and <i>UPMC for you </i>as the secondary. The only problem we have now is we really have to fight to get supplements such as Scandishake, Scandical, and Ensure covered where we didn't have a problem before.
Ron
Ron
In Pennsylvania there is a secondary insurance that works with the primary that you can qualify for regardless of income. We were using Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield as primary and Unisan was our secondary which pays for all copays, and any extras that the primary doesn't pick up. When my wife's company switched insurance providers we were scared, but got everything straightened out. We now have UPMC for our primary and <i>UPMC for you </i>as the secondary. The only problem we have now is we really have to fight to get supplements such as Scandishake, Scandical, and Ensure covered where we didn't have a problem before.
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