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Originally Posted by BeyondtheRainbow
I'm sorry, I didn't pick up that you have to pay the insurance. Sometimes I get med head.
My guess is with insurance you're going to have to just insist on a payment plan and be as forceful as you can be about the terms. Make sure you get the terms in writing on their stationery.
Insurance companies are required to have multiple levels off appeals. You could try to go through that process and fight to have the amount covered. I have no idea if it would work though since most appeals are about getting treatment approved before starting.
You've really had quite a week. I hope you get a break soon. How is the kitty prozac going? I had a very old cat (21 when she died) and as she got dementia she was on an anxiety med (amitrypline -Elavil) ffor year or two until she wasn't anxious all the time anymore. It really helped her. Cuddle your boy(?) and I hope that helps you feel better. Both my cats think I am here to serve as a large heating pad.
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It's okay, I get med brain too.
I actually got news about the bill today, it looks like Medicaid is going to pay the most expensive medications, so obviously the Latuda. I did a little happy dance when I got off the phone with the pharmacy. They are saying the bill could be as small as $20 that I would owe to the insurance company; which I can send that in no problem. I couldn't imagine trying to pay the full amount.
It has been a pretty rough week but I keep fighting and finding ways to fix things. My boy, Demon is doing wonderful with the Prozac, much better than I ever did. I can actually leave him along without worrying he's going to attack someone that isn't me. He is spending more time with his twin brother. He still gives the best cuddles though. He likes snuggling when I'm sleeping, he thinks I might be a heating pad too. Thank you for asking about him, how is Charlie and Abby.
I think the oldest cat I had was 22 when we put him down he was a bad diabetic and we gave him insulin everything he was the parents first baby.
