Vision insurance georgia
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Illinois you have to call insurance and let then know ahead of time you are pregnant I'm still under my dads insurance so baby can't be covered by it had to get the little one seperate insurance
I'm from Indiana & my husband makes too much for us to qualify for Medicaid, yet his workplace doesn't offer insurance to his dependents. Luckily, I had insurance through dad, but my baby wasn't able to get any insurance at all so we got a big bill from the hospital for him. They hospital had us take out a loan from the bank to pay it. It definitely stinks! You should definitely get prenatal care because you never know what could go wrong like in my case I had pre-eclampsia.
Good news, Tamara777. According to info posted online, Georgia requires 20/60 corrected vision in one eye to pass the vision test, so you'd pass easily.
t have insurance yet and that appt was in 2 weeks . Do the doctors work with u . Should I make an appt or wait .
Anybody else have it? I live in Georgia and went and got it on top of my regular insurance from my job which is really good but doesn't pay for every single thing.
I am a single mom of two who runs a small inhome daycare. I am uninsured and can not afford insurance (or am unaware of any affordable insurance). I am experiencing what I believe is a hyperthyroid problem, it runs in my family and talking to the family members that have it, Im sure I do too. With that said, i need some help finding affordable medical insurance, I'm in Georgia and I do not qualify for medicaid because I'm not pregnant.
can anyone give me an idea of what interferon costs im just looking for a round about figure so i can start planning to try and afford it i know what my insurance will cover im looking for either the cost beofre or without insurance as well as with insurance or just what you paid for it and if you live in georgia and have coventry as your insurance provider i would really like to chat with you about the costs
I see that some women were able to get a breast pump through their insurance, does that work with medicaid?
Just recently moved back to Georgia from Florida and have been trying to get my insurance switched back. Finally got it switched back last week and signed medical release form on Friday. They faced it to Florida on Monday and now Florida Obgyn is saying it could take 14 days to get the medical records faxed. I'm stressing because I haven't seen a doctor since about 3 weeks ago.
I just found out I am 5 weeks pregnant with our first and I don't have insurance. My husband and I don't qualify for Medicaid. any one of you ladies have any suggestion or know of some programs that could help us out? We live in Texas.
Your state is supposed to give you some kind of medical care for the baby!!! Like Medicaid!
If you want to make sure call the office where it will be done and your insurance to see if its covered.
i would probably apply at the state you live in. i dont know for sure though.
The pressure in her eye is through the roof, and her vision was beginning to suffer. She was also told that there is a great possibility that she would lose her sight entirely. Her eye Dr. prescribed her drops (still waiting on list from her), which she was using as directed. Her vision improved slightly, however when she went for a check-up two days ago, she was told that the drops were eating away at her cornea, that she must stop them immediately.
Just found out my primary care doc can no longer write my methadone for chronic pain. He says it's not just him, it's ALL primary/GP and he's referring all pain med patients to the clinics. Problem is I don't have insurance and simply can't afford it!! Another thing I'm finding out is even if I could afford it...well the few I called are saying they won't write methadone. I don't know what to do but I don't wanna live in chronic pain.
I am 4 weeks along and I am currently transitioning from living in Georgia to California. I am not moving until the middle of january and I will be 11 weeks by then. I don't know to have my first appt here (complete with all the tests and pap) just to change doctors in a couple of weeks. Is there anything wrong about waiting until 11 weeks to have my first appointment?
I have been diagnosed with myopic degeneration and receive the intraocular injection which is very effective. My insurance carrier will not cover the cost of the injection (medicine and surgery). If I had a diagnosis of macular degeneration it would be fully covered. I am looking for suggestions as to how to make my case with the insurance carrier that this is not a one time event but a chronic condition that if not treated would result in a loss of vision.
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