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Tag Archives: prescription drugs

Plan stopped covering asthma drug

Posted on May 15, 2013 by Linda Riddell
Posted in Employer-sponsored plans, When Insurers Say No | Tagged charity care, claim appeals, claim denials, prescription drugs

Losing coverage, but need to keep taking medicines

Posted on March 27, 2013 by Linda Riddell
Posted in Uninsured, When Insurers Say No | Tagged charity care, claim denials, going without health insurance, prescription drugs

Obamacare: when is a health plan NOT a plan?

Posted on February 20, 2013 by Linda Riddell
Posted in Employer-sponsored plans, Health Reform/ Affordable Care Act, Individual, Uninsured | Tagged charity care, children over age 21, going without health insurance, health reform, Obamacare, prescription drugs

Qualifying for Medicaid – now and under Obamacare

Posted on October 26, 2012 by Linda Riddell
Posted in Elders, Health Reform/ Affordable Care Act, Individual, Uninsured | Tagged charity care, COBRA coverage, elders, going without health insurance, health reform, Medicaid, Obamacare, prescription drugs, uninsured

Coverage for Abilify

Posted on October 3, 2012 by Linda Riddell
Posted in Employer-sponsored plans, Uninsured, When Insurers Say No | Tagged claim denials, prescription drugs, uninsured

Coverage for 25-year-old child

Posted on August 1, 2012 by Linda Riddell
Posted in Children, Health Reform/ Affordable Care Act, Uninsured | Tagged charity care, children over age 21, going without health insurance, Obamacare, prescription drugs, uninsured

Drugs are working, insurance plan is ending

Posted on June 14, 2012 by Linda Riddell
Posted in Uninsured, Weird Words, When Insurers Say No | Tagged children over age 21, COBRA coverage, prescription drugs, uninsured, Weird words

Two Plans — which pays first?

Posted on June 11, 2012 by Linda Riddell
Posted in Employer-sponsored plans, Weird Words | Tagged Medicaid, Medicare, prescription drugs, Weird words

Inhaler not covered, what is a “drug formulary”?

Posted on May 9, 2012 by Linda Riddell
Posted in Employer-sponsored plans, Weird Words | Tagged prescription drugs, Weird words

Child has ADD, temporarily uninsured

Posted on March 21, 2012 by Linda Riddell
Posted in Children, Employer-sponsored plans | Tagged charity care, children under age 19, pre-existing conditions, prescription drugs, uninsured

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A published author and health policy analyst with 25 years’ experience, Linda Riddell's goal is to alleviate the widespread ailment of not knowing what your health plan can do for you.

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