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LIBOUND
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Member since 10/05 5289 total posts
Name: Suzy
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WWYD..insurance related.
I could use a few other brains to feel all of this out, so here it goes:
With DH's insurance I never had a co-pay, they paid for bloodwork and sonos (80%) but they did not cover meds, or the iui's (but the drug part of the insurance gives us a discount). I also was able to see a great dr who help me conceive DS.
Now my job offers insurance that does cover iui's, and the meds, but has a $50 co-pay each time you go to the dr, and I need a referral for the RE. Also, my current RE doesn't take this insurance so I'd have to start from scratch with another RE.
I really don't know what to do. I love Dr. B and don't want to leave him, but if I have to shell out $50 each time I walk thru an re's office, it's going to be more or less the same, right?
Any thoughts/input would be greatly appreciated.
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Posted 10/21/08 9:04 PM |
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IrishLasss334
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Member since 1/08 6549 total posts
Name: Patty
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Re: WWYD..insurance related.
for the amount of times you have to go into an RE's office, you'll probably end up spending the same amount of money.
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Posted 10/21/08 9:07 PM |
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mom2mgn
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Member since 2/08 2267 total posts
Name: Christine
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Re: WWYD..insurance related.
I would look into the co-payment issue a little more. I have to pay co-payments with my plan too but the only time I actually had to pay was when I met with the RE. If I had bloodwork or sono, I didn't have to pay if the nurse did it. I only had to pay the one time the RE did it.
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Posted 10/22/08 9:24 AM |
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