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Old Aug 01, 2016, 01:50 PM
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Originally Posted by MoGhileMear View Post
A post on another thread made me think of it. But I read before that people will get diagnosed with certain conditions just so the insurance companies will cover medication. Like if you don't have a certain condition the insurance companies won't cover their predetermined medication bill.

Am I wrong with that? Or does it vary from state to state?
oh i see. no you are correct. most meds have off label uses but insurance companies won't cover them if they're not for the Dx the med was created for. for example... nuvigil/provigil. it's for narcolepsy, but pdocs prescribe it for low energy. so they basically Dx the person with narcolepsy in order for the insurance company to pay for it..
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