answers 0:Is your Health Insurance covering the high cost of your medications?answers 1:How much your insurance company pays for your medication depends on the type of insurance plan you have.Medications require a prescription from your healthcare provider. They include oral medications that patients take by mouth, such as tablets and liquids. They also include injections that patients give themselves at home as well as nasal sprays and patches. .answers 2:Hi John, depending on the insurance plan the range of what you pay and what is covered is just crazy. One example with our insurance was with an antidepressant that was taken once a day. Our insurance company turned it down. The doctors office had to fill all this paperwork out, submit it and it would go in review, which the! y did. The nurse was on the phone to them later in the day at which time they said OH we can fill that as long as it's taken twice a day (I was like seriously and this time and labor?)If you want to do some work you could check out the new healthcare plans and see what the state offers. I understand some of them also include dental. I have a couple pages for general information on samples, coupons and patient assistance programs on where and how to go about getting them. Free Drug Samples - http://www.pharmacydrugguide.com/Free_Drug_SamplesDrug Coupons - http://www.pharmacydrugguide.com/Drug_CouponsPatient Assistance Programs - http://www.pharmacydrugguide.com/Patient_Assistanc...I feel you might as well take advantage where you can get it. We are paying for it one way or another....
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