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I wanted to share this well written article from GoodRX with advice about dealing with medication options when the medicine you want isn’t covered by your insurance plan. I encourage you to always look at the options, even cash pay, to better manage your drug costs.
Here is an article explaining how to use Good RX with a high deductible health plan or HSA.
We wanted to share this article from GoodRX about common medications that CAUSE joint pain! If one of your medications is on the list, discuss it with your doctor.
“Dementia is a growing concern among many aging people in the U.S. — especially Alzheimer’s disease. And since treatment options for dementia are limited, prevention is key.
Dementia risk is tied to common things like diabetes, high blood pressure, and physical inactivity. But some common medications are associated with dementia risk, too. Here are four common drug classes linked to dementia, and what the research says about your risk.”
It’s frustrating when your health insurance won’t cover your medication. Often, a drug appears on a formulary — the list of medications covered by an insurance plan — but then gets dropped. This can happen if a medication is seldom used, there is a generic available, or a more affordable option exists.Whatever the reason, you’re stuck with the full cost despite having coverage for prescribed medications.
Here’s what you can do if your prescription medication is not covered.
