[QUAD-L] Insurence?

2016-01-13 Thread greg
I'm on Medicare but switched to a Medicare Replacement Program. They just cover 
a bit more. But I still have 20% co-pay on durable goods, Wheelchairs, etc. 
Does anyone know of a supplemental insurance that can cover the extra 20%? 
That's a lot when getting a new chair.
Greg



Re: [QUAD-L] Insurence

2005-08-06 Thread David K. Kelmer


Hi Greg,

Great news! I'm sure you're feeling a lot better after getting that taken care of. Are you just on Medicare or are you duel eligible with Medicaid? Stay strong.

With Love,
CtrlAltDel aka DaveC4/5 Complete - 29 Years PostTexas, USAGreg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:




I'm finely legally insured. I just got qualified for Medicare and in my county in AZ once your on Medicare, there are 4 Insurance Companies that you can join. You can stay on Medicare or pick one of the Insurance Companies. They have better coverage and they can't say no. I've been here for 9 months with my state covered insurance from another state thinking I'm on an extended vacation. But now I'm good.
But what a hassle, going to the doc for the first time to get everything set up... supplies, meds, etc. What's cool is all supplies are covered 100%, except for the blue-pads (not covered at all) I use for my B-P. But durable medical equipment I have to cover 20%. And prescriptions are only $10, but only generic. I have to go in again next week to get him to ok my pain meds, he wanted to getmy old records first. Plus I want to see if they will cover some velcro universal cuffs and a writing pen holder that I put my fork in instead of a pen... works great.
It looks like they will be pretty good and cover lots of things. Plus there is no $500 a month premium I've been paying.
G.
Greg

Re: [QUAD-L] Insurence

2005-08-06 Thread Lori Michaelson






Hey Greg,

I know we spoke of this before but can you tell me the name of the 4 companies? I ASSUME they are the Medi-gap
insurances... right?

Having senior moments at 41 but please email the 4 companies if you would.

Thanks in advance!

Lori Michaelson
C4/5 complete quad, 25 years post
Tucson, AZ


---Original Message---


From: Greg
Date: 08/05/05 17:15:13
To: quad-list@eskimo.com
Subject: [QUAD-L] Insurence

I'm finely legally insured. I just got qualified for Medicare and in my county in AZ once your on Medicare, there are 4 Insurance Companies that you can join. You can stay on Medicare or pick one of the Insurance Companies. They have better coverage and they can't say no. I've been here for 9 months with my state covered insurance from another state thinking I'm on an extended vacation. But now I'm good.

But what a hassle, going to the doc for the first time to get everything set up... supplies, meds, etc. What's cool is all supplies are covered 100%, except for the blue-pads (not covered at all) I use for my B-P. But durable medical equipment I have to cover 20%. And prescriptions are only $10, but only generic. I have to go in again next week to get him to ok my pain meds, he wanted to getmy old records first. Plus I want to see if they will cover some velcro universal cuffs and a writing pen holder that I put my fork in instead of a pen... works great.

It looks like they will be pretty good and cover lots of things. Plus there is no $500 a month premium I've been paying.
G.
Greg










[QUAD-L] Insurence

2005-08-05 Thread Greg



I'm finely legally insured. I just got qualified 
for Medicare and in my county in AZ once your on Medicare, there are 4 Insurance 
Companies that you can join. You can stay on Medicare or pick one of the 
Insurance Companies. They have better coverage and they can't say no. I've been 
here for 9 months with my state covered insurance from another state thinking 
I'm on an extended vacation. But now I'm good.
But what a hassle, going to the doc for the first 
time to get everything set up... supplies, meds, etc. What's cool is all 
supplies are covered 100%, except for the blue-pads (not covered at all) I use 
for my B-P. But durable medical equipment I have to cover 20%. And prescriptions 
are only $10, but only generic. I have to go in 
again next week to get him to ok my pain meds, he wanted to getmy old 
records first. Plus I want to see if they will cover some velcro universal cuffs 
and a writing pen holder that I put my fork in instead of a pen... works 
great.
It looks like they will be pretty good and cover 
lots of things. Plus there is no $500 a month premium I've been 
paying.
G.
Greg