Medco called me last night

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Well, I had a chat with someone from Medco last night, and they work with my heallth insurance company. So they told me that they'll contact my Doctor and see if they can change my medications from a month's supply, which costs $50 - to a 90-day supply, which would be $50 - so its quite the savings.

They will also be mailing in my medications - instead of me going to CVS pharmacy to get them filled and such.

Here's a link to Medco though https://host1.medcohealth.com/consumer/site/home - perhaps, they can help you as well?

Talk about savings, I hope this happens as well because they're willing to help me with this - and the price of my medications is not a joke, so I feel quite relieved about this.

Has Medco ever contacted you or anything?

[Gabby]

Well, I had a chat with someone from Medco last night, and they work with my heallth insurance company. So they told me that they'll contact my Doctor and see if they can change my medications from a month's supply, which costs $50 - to a 90-day supply, which would be $50 - so its quite the savings.

Lmao the little voice in my head read the title of this post in like a deep G overtone, very humorous, lol. Sounded like some mob shit.. xD
I'm finding it hard to take the rest of this post seriously, rofl.

They will also be mailing in my medications - instead of me going to CVS pharmacy to get them filled and such.

Legit? Omg. That would be Mike's dream, if only..

Here's a link to Medco though https://host1.medcohealth.com/consumer/site/home - perhaps, they can help you as well?

Talk about savings, I hope this happens as well because they're willing to help me with this - and the price of my medications is not a joke, so I feel quite relieved about this.

Has Medco ever contacted you or anything?

I'll let Mike know about it. Mike is Medicaid Pending right now, but all of his prescriptions are free. This is really cool, though, I am kinda curious about the mail in prescription thing. It's one less stress/trip for Mike and I, so thats a good thing.

Medco never contacted me, lol, I never even heard of it until you mentioned it last night. x_x

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@Gabby

I'll let Mike know about it. Mike is Medicaid Pending right now, but all of his prescriptions are free. This is really cool, though, I am kinda curious about the mail in prescription thing. It's one less stress/trip for Mike and I, so thats a good thing.

Medco never contacted me, lol, I never even heard of it until you mentioned it last night. x_x

I don't have mediciaid, but my brother does and his medications are free, too. so you'll have to contact them to see if its possible. I'm with Blue cross blue shield because my dad has health insurance for the whole family. I might have to get Medicaid when I'm 25 though.

Legit? Omg. That would be Mike's dream, if only..

Very legit ^.^ I was surprised by the phone call though because I don't usually have calls come in through the house phone. My dad gave me the Phone, and it covers 90 days worth of medications, so you pay less for the bang, which is what I wanted. When she told me the prices, I was like go for it because it'll be worth it for me.

[Gabby]

@Gabby
I don't have mediciaid, but my brother does and his medications are free, too. so you'll have to contact them to see if its possible. I'm with Blue cross blue shield because my dad has health insurance for the whole family. I might have to get Medicaid when I'm 25 though.

You probably will have to be on medicaid when you're 25 though. Unless things change radically and you get a high paying job where you aren't eligible at all. It's a good thing about Blue Cross Blue Shield, but sadly, all the insurance companies are beginning to go under, I'm not too sure how much longer they'll be around. (My mom is an insurance broker-been doing it since the 70s-35+ years experience under her belt)

Very legit ^.^ I was surprised by the phone call though because I don't usually have calls come in through the house phone. My dad gave me the Phone, and it covers 90 days worth of medications, so you pay less for the bang, which is what I wanted. When she told me the prices, I was like go for it because it'll be worth it for me.

Yeah I could see why you have calls mostly routed through your cellphone, lol.
I really bet you said "go for it". I've never heard your voice but sometimes I feel like you're talking to me over the phone or something.
I am happy this worked out for you..
I told Mike about the mail in prescriptions and he said he was scared they will fuck his prescriptions up, so he'd rather go right to the pharmacy, *shrugs* Can't argue with that

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@Gabby

You probably will have to be on medicaid when you're 25 though. Unless things change radically and you get a high paying job where you aren't eligible at all. It's a good thing about Blue Cross Blue Shield, but sadly, all the insurance companies are beginning to go under, I'm not too sure how much longer they'll be around. (My mom is an insurance broker-been doing it since the 70s-35+ years experience under her belt)

Unless a country-wide insurance company comes out, I don't see the insurance companies changing. They may change the amount of things that are covered though. And changing the prices. And I'm not worried about getting a high-paying job because I don't need one, I'm content with how my life is going for me.

Yeah I could see why you have calls mostly routed through your cellphone, lol.
I really bet you said "go for it". I've never heard your voice but sometimes I feel like you're talking to me over the phone or something.
I am happy this worked out for you..
I told Mike about the mail in prescriptions and he said he was scared they will fuck his prescriptions up, so he'd rather go right to the pharmacy, *shrugs* Can't argue with that

I'm not entirely worried about that - losing the scripts, and of course, because I was expecting it to be a scam or something. They're sending a fax to my doctor today as well. It all will work out, I hope because I see my doctor every two months anyways.

[Gabby]

@Gabby
Unless a country-wide insurance company comes out, I don't see the insurance companies changing. They may change the amount of things that are covered though. And changing the prices. And I'm not worried about getting a high-paying job because I don't need one, I'm content with how my life is going for me.

Hehe, you have no idea.
& Someday, I have a feeling, you will regret saying

I'm not worried about getting a high-paying job because I don't need one, I'm content with how my life is going for me.

All I can really say is, don't have any more kids until you're off Medicaid.

I'm not entirely worried about that - losing the scripts, and of course, because I was expecting it to be a scam or something. They're sending a fax to my doctor today as well. It all will work out, I hope because I see my doctor every two months anyways.

Meh. Lol.
Did you used to see your doctor more frequently?

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@Gabby

All I can really say is, don't have any more kids until you're off Medicaid.

Why not? My sister has it for her daughter and its good. She doesn't have any problems with it.

Hehe, you have no idea.
& Someday, I have a feeling, you will regret saying

No need to live life with regrets, so nope.

Meh. Lol.
Did you used to see your doctor more frequently?

I used to see him every two weeks, then it went to a month, then it went to two months. They told me I'm doing well so I don't have to come so often.

[Gabby]

@Gabby

Why not? My sister has it for her daughter and its good. She doesn't have any problems with it.

It's taxpayer $$, society/community is paying for your kids when you can't. It's good to have in hard times, bad to be on for life.
Steal from the rich give to the poor?

No need to live life with regrets, so nope.

Meh, regret is a strong word for you. I should have used curious. You might be curious when you get older. Especially since you'd rather be rich than poor

I used to see him every two weeks, then it went to a month, then it went to two months. They told me I'm doing well so I don't have to come so often.

*nods* That's what happened to Mike, but the place he used to go to shut down. It was alright... I guess. Lol

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@Gabby

It's taxpayer $$, society/community is paying for your kids when you can't. It's good to have in hard times, bad to be on for life.
Steal from the rich give to the poor?

And? It's good tfor broke people, my brother doesn't have a lot of money nor does my sister. She's struggling to survive, so what other option does she have for health care for her daughter? Nothin.

Meh, regret is a strong word for you. I should have used curious. You might be curious when you get older. Especially since you'd rather be rich than poor

Saving my money is a good way for me to get rich.

[Gabby]

@Gabby

And? It's good tfor broke people, my brother doesn't have a lot of money nor does my sister. She's struggling to survive, so what other option does she have for health care for her daughter? Nothin.

If you're broke, you shouldn't have kids, that's what I'm saying.
Medicaid is for people that have fallen on hard times that have kids to feed already
I don't think it's right for our community to have to pay for poor people to reproduce and have kids.
Essentially, don't have kids if you can't afford it - number one indicator that you can't afford it: you're on Medicaid.

Saving my money is a good way for me to get rich.

Not at $97/month in server costs & other expenses...