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Does your health insurance cover all of your prescription costs?

posted 7 months ago by R_Kane (15828)
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And we scream about the drug cartels being predatory . . . I have a congenital medical condition that requires me to take 2 doses of a medication every day, or I could die. No drama: I take the pills and lead an active, normal life. The pricetag for this prescription is $3000 a month. That’s a lot. My insurance covers it. Does yours? If not, what are your/our choices? That is 1 scary scenario.

PS My pharmacy manager loves me.

[–] parkerbot (5897) 7 months ago

It costs you a minimum of $100.00 a day to stay alive.

That's a weird thought.

[–] robocat893 (13881) 7 months ago

I am a disabled veteran and I receive medical and psychological care plus prescription and some over the counter drugs for free. It's a pretty good deal for 4 years of service during wartime.

[–] R_Kane (15828) 7 months ago

I am glad you have such protection. You have earned it. Thank you for your service to our country!

[–] robocat893 (13881) 7 months ago

👍🏻

[–] GreenGoblinsOck8 (7455) 7 months ago

No and I'm pretty sure most peoples' insuranceW at least in the U.S don't. You still have to pay for part of your prescription. With the exception of people in the army, Navy, and Marines.