1.Ask for MORE samples! 2.The doc should know what's covered under your plan, or not. Alternative script may have been covered. 3.Call your BX rep and bitch about it....nothing cosmetic going on here.
i just went through the same thing with my dental insurance. they won't cover an "office visit" to the dentist (when they coated a painful tooth with polymer). like i chose to go to the dentist on my lunch break just for shits & giggles. jerks.
Treatment of pain is in fact covered by insurance. However, you need your treating doctor to fill out a set of forms for the says that the pain is directly caused by the illness, is treatable, and is temporary. So medication for pain from illness and injury are covered, but cronic pain (like arthritis or carpal tunnel) is not.
Your doctor should have explained all of this to you before writing the perscription, at the very least telling you what would and would not be covered.
Pain is only cosmetic when it doesn't have a definable cause or solution.
Next time...
on 2004-09-13 10:38 am (UTC)2.The doc should know what's covered under your plan, or not. Alternative script may have been covered.
3.Call your BX rep and bitch about it....nothing cosmetic going on here.
Number 3 is my fav! :)
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on 2004-09-13 10:58 am (UTC)no subject
on 2004-09-13 11:20 am (UTC)Your doctor should have explained all of this to you before writing the perscription, at the very least telling you what would and would not be covered.
Pain is only cosmetic when it doesn't have a definable cause or solution.
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Posted byHMO Blue forms
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on 2004-09-13 12:03 pm (UTC)Why did the Adam Sandler song "Medium Pace" suddenly spring to mind?
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on 2004-09-14 06:01 am (UTC)