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Health insurance companies are ridiculous. A patient can be well controlled on a medication and out of nowhere they get a letter saying the med is no
Posted by
James Bond (aka Igor) (aka Igor)
May 2 '16, 20:27
longer covered. There needs to be more outrage about this.
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maybe skirelli jacked the price up 10,000% to help pay his legal fees for jacking up the price of drugs -- nm
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zeitgeist
May 2, 21:42
There should be a rule/law/? where the people currently on the medication have it grandfathered into their plan while no one new gets it covered. -- (edited)
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Krusty
May 2, 20:47
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It's more the drug companies jacking up the prices. -- nm
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nic to be determined
May 2, 22:11
I think the word is "regulation". -- nm
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Beryllium
May 2, 21:34
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That's it. Thank you! -- nm
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Krusty
May 2, 21:36
I agree that they should have such a law. -- nm
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James Bond (aka Igor)
May 2, 20:52
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