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In reply to the discussion: Do insurance companies suddenly cut you off of anti-depressants and other psych medications? [View all]

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4. But no problem with the insurance company setting some limit? BTW she's Medicaid-insured
Reply to TexasTowelie (Reply #1)
Tue Dec 27, 2016, 10:19 PM
Dec 2016

She can't afford to pay the full or even half the cost out of pocket.

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Do insurance companies suddenly cut you off of anti-depressants and other psych medications? [View all] progree Dec 2016 OP
It has happened to me TexasTowelie Dec 2016 #1
But no problem with the insurance company setting some limit? BTW she's Medicaid-insured progree Dec 2016 #4
There is also the issue where doctors prescribe the more expensive medications TexasTowelie Dec 2016 #5
Thanks! nm progree Dec 2016 #8
Companies/corporations have no 'humanity.' elleng Dec 2016 #2
Yes, but she's worried about the insurance company not paying anything on the claim progree Dec 2016 #3
She should speak to the prescriber - presumably a physician- about her concerns, No Vested Interest Dec 2016 #6
Thanks! nm progree Dec 2016 #7
They're not considered controlled substances, with a few exceptions, Crunchy Frog Jan 2017 #9
Thank you. Perhaps in some jurisdictions (someUS states) they are considered controlled substances. No Vested Interest Jan 2017 #10
it could happen, but i think it is unlikely. a lot of pharmacists mopinko Feb 2017 #11
Thanks! progree Feb 2017 #12
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