TheRamPage
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United covers it in Florida, $24 for 2 months of Test 200mg 10ml bottle.
Anyone have insurance pay for Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) ??
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cletus5150
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BCBS IL did NOT pay for test when first started and I had to pay $80 per 10ml vial. But a few months ago I was pleasantly surprised when they started covering it now only $10 per vial. I get the Rx from a Urologist.
ScottyB28
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Insurance companies are fucking squirrelly. When I was on 300mg a week, I was getting a 10ml vial for $50. Well, my nurse called me in a script for 200mg a week, so they give me 4 1ml vials and charge me the same damn price. I'm gonna tell my doc to bump me back up to 300mg. That's bullshit.
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This is the reason most doctors will not prescribe HCG or AI's, because they can not bill for it. So if they give it to you, the cost comes out of there pocket.
So lets say a doctor charges your insurance $700 to diagnose you, he can bill the insurance for lab results (with a huge mark up BTW) and the testosterone. So his profit is $700 because he billed insurance for the testosterone.
Now if he gives you HCG and an Aromatase inhibitor (AI), that comes out of the $700, since he can not bill for it. It has nothing to do with wether you need it or not.
Now why anyone would want a chronic medical condition on there record is beyond me, especially one that is treated with an injectable medication. Once the insurance picks up on that, they can increase your rate up to $300 per month.
Ever wonder why they want you to come in for injections? its not because they are worried about your best interest, they can bill for that service every time you come in.
So guys go to there physician, get a half ass protocol from someone who usually treats coughs, let there insurance get ripped off, and their rates can possibly go up.
Chubaca is a wookie, it doesn't make any sense to me whatsoever.
So lets say a doctor charges your insurance $700 to diagnose you, he can bill the insurance for lab results (with a huge mark up BTW) and the testosterone. So his profit is $700 because he billed insurance for the testosterone.
Now if he gives you HCG and an Aromatase inhibitor (AI), that comes out of the $700, since he can not bill for it. It has nothing to do with wether you need it or not.
Now why anyone would want a chronic medical condition on there record is beyond me, especially one that is treated with an injectable medication. Once the insurance picks up on that, they can increase your rate up to $300 per month.
Ever wonder why they want you to come in for injections? its not because they are worried about your best interest, they can bill for that service every time you come in.
So guys go to there physician, get a half ass protocol from someone who usually treats coughs, let there insurance get ripped off, and their rates can possibly go up.
Chubaca is a wookie, it doesn't make any sense to me whatsoever.
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