What Insurance Companies Will Allow A 90-day Supply Of HIV Medications?
I'm on Medicare and have a Medicare Part-D supplement which covers the cost of all my medications with a deductible. The deductible for my HIV medications is about $6000 per year plus the cost of the insurance. Luckily Hawaii's ADAP (state health dept drug assistance program) pays for the insurance plus any HIV related deductibles.
ADAP is now willing to pay for 90-day supplies but my supplemental insurance, Humana will only allow a 30-day supply. ADAP is encouraging me to find an… read more
Im with blue cross blue shield i pay 10 dollars a month and my medicine is 15 for each bottle i get of a 90 day supply my pharmcy automatically fill them for me
Well my friend I'm so sorry to hear you are dealing with that kind of issue cuz you need your medicine I'm on Medicaid Actually I don't pay for anything plus I deal with the Ryan White project so everything is free for me I'm I wasn't realizing how expensive it is just to take care of yourself now I do realize it now I don't know if my friend I definitely will be asking some of my friends through fahass what kind of programs or something that you could possibly get on. I can't even imagine paying that.
@A myHIVteam Member, I checked out the site you mentioned but it's there to just sell one Medicare Advantage plans as a replacement to Medicare, not supplemental Part-D plans. Really appreciate your assistance though 😛
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Medicare drug plans must relax their “refill-too-soon” policy. Plans must let you get up to a 90-day supply in one fill unless quantities are more limited for safety reasons. ... In some Medicare plans, your prescriptions are only covered if you get them filled at network pharmacies.
UHC,I have it.
Do You Have At Least One Month, Or More, Of Meds Stocked Up For An Emergency?
How Many Meds Do You CURRENTLY Have On Hand Right This Very Minute? Why Do You Not Have Reserves Stocked Up For Emergencies?
Ryan White Assistance