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Avatar f tn Definitely call and ask bc your plan is different than others even if its the same insurance. I have BCBS Illinois PPO and i pay a $20 copay everytime i have an appt except for labs.
1391695 tn?1298139789 Not necessarily, Bree. Well, actually you might be covered, but to what extent is often the case. Some insurance policies cover the riba under their Rx plan but put the IFN into major medical, sometimes requiring 30% copay. That happened to me, and while I paid the first time out of pocket, the second treatment I went through the mfgr’s patient assistance program; they paid for 100% of both meds, with no copay or deductible to meet.
Avatar f tn I have Kaiser insurance and was wondering howmuch the copay was for labor for those who have kaiser as well.
Avatar f tn They are also in competing with all the other MS drug companies to keep your business.. Teva mostly does generics and breaks everyone else's patents. They own hundreds of generic drug companies around the world. The only patent medicines they do are high price MS and Cancer drugs. Copaxone took them over twenty years to get on the market. They tried it as a pill first and it did not work in the digestive system.
Avatar f tn Hi Frrecks, I'm sorry that I don't know anything about the insurance, since we still have private insurance. It has to be so difficult to set aside the financial worries and concentrate on feeling better. I do know a lot of the DMD companies have programs to assist anyone without insurance. As for my private insurance cost, my employer just finished the open enrollment for next year and here is what I will be paying for my health insurance - $238.00 a month for me and my spouse.
Avatar f tn They have copay assistance if you have insurance. They sent me a letter to reapply and the deadline for 2012 was December 5 2011. I am not sure if that deadline is for reapplying. You have to reapply every year. The Copay assistance is a separate arm of TEVA I believe not for profit. It is a limited amount per year of assistance. You send in your tax returns or pay stubs, etc. to show your income.
Avatar n tn she had brain surgery in October and paid nothing...not even a copay! When I was prego all of my prenatal care was without a copay...I have gone to the ER a number of times and indeed paid a copay ($25) but never had to get a referral for them to foot the bill. I have gone to the eye doctor without a referral...I have gone to a psychologist without a referral...Maybe I have been lucky but I wouldn't trade my HMO Blue for any other plan! Best bet would be to have your hr dept.
Avatar n tn Go to the manufactors website of Provigil or just "google" Provigil and you should find the manufactor of the medication.
Avatar f tn if you need recue drugs for low white counts...insurance usually covers that cost..
Avatar m tn I just learned that my current drug insurance plan from Humana will not cover Rebif in 2015. What plans cover at least some of the Rebif cost? My copay with Humana was about $300 per month. Would like not to exceed this amount.
393432 tn?1212209678 That's a tough situation. Depending on your financial situation, you may want to look into Bristol-Myers Squibb Company to see if they have a patients assistant program. Changing insurance is a possible consideration. Baraclude comes in 0.5mg and 1mg. If you have to go with Baraclude, check the cost for the 1mg compare with the 0.5mg. If they cost you about the same out of pocket, go with the 1mg, cut it in half and you get twice the dosage.
Avatar f tn I'm looking to treat next year and was wondering how much people with insurance are paying out of pocket. I heard that it's $1000 a pill for Sovaldi. We have insurance but it's a high deductible and I don't quite understand how much it would end up costing. Am I really going to have to pay $6000 a month for these things? If it was 100% guaranteed that I'd reach SVR I'd find the money from somewhere but having failed 3 times before, I'm sort of skeptical.
Avatar f tn Just to add Giliead pharma has be providing copay assistance so your copay would be just 5 dollars if you have applied for this with Giliead they have other support also you may want to visit their site. https://www.harvoni.com/support-and-savings/co-pay-coupon-registration?gclid=Cj0KCQjwyvXPBRD-ARIsAIeQeoGwAmTRV7zDZKKTTcjYh2WVswO7ySJ6vpO4-IUr92XCIul6QBfQXQUaAj1aEALw_wcB Best of luck hopefully you won’t have any issues getting approved.
Avatar f tn I have the same insurance also and my copay was $25 at my first appointment then I just get billed for the other stuff.
Avatar n tn Hey, I'm 22 and this is my first pregnancy. I am 5 weeks and 3 days. My husband makes too much for us to qualify for Medicaid but I don't qualify for any other health insurance as well (that I know of). Everything will have to be paid out of pocket. And trust me, we don't make enough for us to pay out of pocket. We have other medical bills that haven't been paid as well. Do I have any other options??
Avatar f tn I was reading the question that were posted about copaxone and I am currently on my husband insurance and my copay is $40.00 a month but they pay $5.00 and I only pay $35.00 a month. Well my situation is changing and I really need to find a way to pay for this medicine. I check with my insurance on my job and it will not cover this medicine. I need help. I read this other lady post and she said they told her she didnt qualify, that is what I am afraid of.
Avatar f tn Does anyone have any idea what the usual lab tests cost when you don't have insurance. I lost my job today. I get cbc with diff, pt ,ptt, thyroid and LFT every month. Tomorrow having the viral load also. I think they charge insurance more than if you are private pay but I am not sure. Anyone have a clue? Luckily I have 3 months worth of meds.
1722607 tn?1335747858 I went on a round about with the insurance company. I have an insurance that farms out to another insurance etc. So I spent all morning one morning nailing it down. Turns out these all come from a specialty pharmacy so can't be mail ordered. I can get the drugs only from one specific pharmacy in town and then must go to pick it up. I can get a price for the Ifn and Riba but not for the new drugs.
Avatar m tn There are 3 meds not just one, each from a different company. Ribavarin, pegysus. I have copay assist from vertex but I also have insurance for the bulk of the cost. If you have medicaid that is the way to go. I'm sure you will have some out of pocket.
Avatar m tn I have Blue Cross/ Anthem insurance but have a 30% copay for the injections and 40% copay for the pills, which will be about $900 a month out of pocket expence. since this is a non elective tretment i dont have a choice but to get the treatment, but i do need help paying for it. Is there any kind of program that will help me offset the copay cost for this program?
Avatar f tn I am going to lose my health insurance soon. I was wondering if anyone knows of any government programs I can participate in in order to afford doctors appointments and delivery.
1057395 tn?1254367428 They certainly should it's a very expensive but typical medication and what we are all prescribed for treatment. You'd need to ask them if they will pay for interferon (Pegasys or PegIntron) and ribavirin both as that is the currect standard of care medications. I just can't imagine any insurance not paying. My insurance had a $40 copay per month for both meds. Not too bad. Of course if you are denied there are patient assistance programs that likely could pay for the meds.
Avatar f tn I agree you need to contact your insurance company or your hospital. Each hospital has different policies. If it's a not for profit hospital they can't put you out for inability to pay but some private hospitals can. Since you're asking how it works with insurance I'm assuming you have insurance so that won't even be an issue. You just need to call and find out if you're charged the same as if you went to the ER.
Avatar f tn m thinking that maybe REbif has a monthly $50 copay max for patients with private insurance. You can always call them and talk to them about their program before you make your final decision. You are so right - another 1-2 months won't make much of a difference.