found out why my insurance won't cover syringes for B12
Kelly
Kelly
I am on the spenddown program also but my spenddown is $212. Every month I either send in receipts or a check for that amount, or a combination of the 2. I need my medicaid coverage every month in order to get my prescriptions covered at a low copay of $3.30 for brand names or $1.10 for generic. It also pays for an aide for me. Without paying for the spenddown each month, I would have to pay a fortune for my prescriptions each month with Medicare part D - I don't qualify for the low income without medicaid, so the gap would cripple me as well as the cost of the meds. I also couldn't get my aide plus I get dental coverage.
I also have Empire BC/BS for a supplemental plan that pays the 20% of all my medical bills, so I don't use medicaid for anything medical, unless there are things not covered under medicare which have occurred from time to time.
