#Medical Insurance Coverage

[davidaugust]

Ah, insurance. 🩺🤑

[cptn-sulu]

why did we invent money

[mirdaniaa]

People love to pay a monthly premium for insurance and not know how to use it. God bless, you are all so stupid

[lucky-clover-gazette]

i have the type of adhd that makes me try aggressively harder until it consumes me when it’s extremely difficult to acquire medication, instead of giving up because phone calls scary

[infriga]

A kind of funny trend I've noticed is that many fanfic writers who write for fandoms that take place in Japan often aren't aware of the fact that Japan has universal health care. I've seen quite a few fics set in Japan with whump/hurt comfort plots that mention large medical bills as if it's taking place in America lol.

[thevioletcaptain]

the next customer to ask me "what's wrong with your eye?" is getting thrown into the sea :)

[tj-crochets]

Inexplicably just got two letters from Aetna asking for additional information for prescription drug prior authorization in the state of Florida. Couple of things wrong with that: - the prior authorizations have already been approved - I don’t live in the state of Florida and never have - the information it asks for is information I cannot provide, only my doctor can, and she’s named on the paperwork so they definitely know how to send her the letters - I’m not in Florida???? Why Florida?????

[marsixm]

i never ever complain about money bc i know im in an extremely privileged position bc my family gives me a decent chunk of financial support, and thats why i am always actually able to give to my friends and others in need, but the fact is if that disappeared tomorrow i make just enough money to scrape by at the current pace and my dad is a very confusing elderly man who is hard to get clear answers about anything from, so shit could just disappear tomorrow and id only find out tomorrow. it probably wont and ill probably be fine but i really can barely justify spending half my rent on a health insurance premium, the stupid enrollment period thing is closed or whatever (why is that even a thing?) and thats just. deeply frustrating. anyway this is a self reminder i need to start diversifying my income and selling shit online lol

[rivetgoth]

I have had some massive fucking wake-up calls the last few days between the post office refusing to give me my mail because of my preferred name not matching my legal name (I got it eventually, but not without the person at the customer service desk literally telling me baseless threats over it and being an absolute ass to me) and now last night being woken up with the most painful cramping I’ve felt in my fucking life, bad enough I think I might have ended up in the emergency room if the heat pad and naproxen hadn’t worked because I was literally doubled over and dizzy from it. I have needed to update my legal information and get a hysterectomy for YEARS now and it has reached a point that I cannot go on putting it off any longer. I am kind of nervous because it almost feels like starting from the beginning again trying to find a trans-friendly PCP and gather referrals and approval letters and get my finances in order and broach the subject with semi-unsupportive-ish family who will no doubt be unhappy about it, but at this point I am scared for my health and concerned about being denied access to things with my legal name not being updated so uh 2023 resolution has been decided for me by the universe, clearly. I am excited knowing that my uni has a name change workshop for trans people that I’ll be able to take part in coming up in a few months so that’ll be completed soon but uhhhh. Damn. 😬

[artemisiatridentata]

been waiting to hear back for a while on genetic testing I got done to see if I have the same extremely rare genetic disorder that killed my grandpa earlier this year, and finally found out yesterday that I do indeed have it. yippee or whatever 👍

[newsjet]

Importance of international health coverage for expats

DUBAI, UAE – (ARAB NEWSWIRE) — International health coverage is essential for expatriates, providing peace of mind and financial security in unfamiliar health care environments. Moving abroad brings a range of new experiences but also unique challenges, especially when it comes to accessing medical care. Expats often face varying health care standards, language barriers, and differing medical…

[tammychamplin]

Protect Yourself By Sports Injury Insurance in Louisiana

Sports injuries ever sidelined you, medical bills are also unpleasant. Consider sports injury insurance if you are an active Louisianan who loves to play. If you spill on the court or field, this coverage can save you money. This info explains sports accident insurance in Louisiana.

Why Louisiana Sports Injury Insurance Matters.

The High Risk Nature of Louisiana Sports.

Louisianans take sports seriously. From Friday night high school football games to weekend hunting trips, Louisians are always moving. However, this active lifestyle increases injury risk. So you need a medical supplement Louisiana. Accidents can happen quickly when tackling on the gridiron, sliding into home plate, or traversing wetlands.

Financial Impact of Sports Injuries.

Lets talk money. A sports injury can cost more than a linebacker. Medical bills, rehabilitation fees and lost pay may quickly turn a minor accident into a significant financial burden. In the city, where healthcare expenses are rising, one injury can cost thousands.

Limitations of Standard Health Insurance.

You might say, But wait, I have health insurance. Thats a good start, but ordinary health insurance often fails to cover sports injuries. High deductibles, copayments and coverage limits can generate large out of pocket costs.

Traditional health insurance may not cover the following.

a- Lost pay due to injury.

b- Travel expenses for specialized treatment.

c- Home or vehicle adaptations.

d- Experimental treatments for faster recovery.

Sports injury insurance supplements your health insurance.

Tailored Coverage for Louisiana Unique Needs

Sports Accident Insurance for Louisiana varies. Specialized coverage is needed for state distinctive sports culture, from high school football rivalry to bass fishing contests. Look for policies addressing the dangers of Louisiana most popular sports and outdoor activities.

Sports injury insurance is smart for weekend warriors and serious athletes. It protects your health, income and capacity to accomplish what you love. In uncertain sports, a good game plan on and off the field is always best.

[tj-crochets]

Hey y’all! I hadn’t mentioned it by name because I wasn’t sure if it was regional or not, but I found out it’s not regional so: Aetna is the worst insurance company. It sucks! Avoid it if you can. All my insurance issues have been because of Aetna. Aetna refuses to pay for my maintenance inhaler or my rescue inhaler, and refused to pay for a holter monitor for me when I’ve had tachycardia issues for a full decade. A heart monitor my doctor ordered to check if I had major electrical issues because if I did I’d need a pacemaker to prevent severe cardiac complications (I don’t have those issues, for the record).

[aboutinsurance]

Expert Insights on Transformative Leadership Strategies at ManipalCigna

Explore the ManipalCigna Health 360 Rider in this video. Discover its extensive coverage features, including additional protection and benefits to enhance your health insurance plan.

https://www.manipalcigna.com/blog/steps-to-make-cashless-claims-towards-health-insurance