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I'm On UHC Exchange And Fl State Medicaid. But Coverage Is Very Limited Especially For CGMs And Insulin Pumps. Any Suggestions?

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Milton, FL

T1D since 2013. I'm on United Healthcare Exchange and FL state medicaid. Also I have hypothyroidism.

July 3, 2024
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I have been a type 1 for 27 years. My endocrinologist calls me a brittle diabetic doesn't matter what I ate my blood sugar goes up or drops freaks people out.

July 14, 2024
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When dealing with limited insurance coverage for continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) and insulin pumps, consider the following steps:

1. Check Insurance Policies: Verify what specific types of insulin pumps and CGMs are covered by your insurance. Some companies may only cover certain models.

2. Consult Your Doctor: Your Show Full Answer

When dealing with limited insurance coverage for continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) and insulin pumps, consider the following steps:

1. Check Insurance Policies: Verify what specific types of insulin pumps and CGMs are covered by your insurance. Some companies may only cover certain models.

2. Consult Your Doctor: Your healthcare provider can help you navigate insurance requirements and may provide documentation to support the medical necessity of a CGM or insulin pump.

3. Manufacturer Assistance Programs: Some insulin pump and CGM manufacturers offer financial assistance or discount programs. Contact them directly to inquire about available options.

4. State Assistance Programs: Look into additional state assistance programs that might offer support for diabetes management tools.

5. Community Support: Engage with communities like MyType1DiabetesTeam to share experiences and get advice from others who might have faced similar insurance challenges.

6. Appeal Denials: If your insurance denies coverage, consider appealing the decision with the help of your healthcare provider.

These steps can help you explore all available options to manage your type 1 diabetes effectively.

July 3, 2024

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