Insurance

Anonymous
April 13, 2011 at 11:58 am

Have you contacted your state insurance commisioner ? You are being discrimated against. Maybe it is your race ? Maybe it’s your religion ! Maybe it’s your sex – MAYBE YOU CAN GIVE THE INSURANCE COMPANIES MORE TROUBLE THEN THEY WOULD LIKE 😡 I’ll bet they would just love the free advertising you could do for them:D Have you contacted your local TV stations ? Many stations have a crew or department just looking for a company nose to bloody. Fight man fight ! DO NOT take this laying down – FIGHT 🙂

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Anonymous
July 31, 2009 at 2:14 pm

Hi Erin,
Go to our MAIN FORUM and respond to the post at top “ONCE AGAIN, A CALL TO ACTION”.

Call the foundation and talk to them about losing your insurance.

Try applying for help with the cost of treatments through needymeds.org and needy meds also has a forum you can join at needymeds.com I think you’ll be able to talk to other people who have lost their insurance.

These are usually for “red tape” issues, but it wouldn’t hurt to try to see if they’ll help when you lose insurance.

Go to naic.org for contact information of your states insurance representative and write/email them.

Google the name of your state and the term MEDICAL SOCIETY to find your local branch. Call/email them

Find out who your state attorney general is and contact that person.

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Anonymous
February 13, 2009 at 6:23 am

Good luck I have none now thanks to gov mich danials privatizing it in ind.But you dont recover fully so answer is no.But with pre condition it will be hard to get insurance.Trust me I know been with out over yr now an cant afford even if got some one to insure me.But on good side go to disability court feb 24th. After waiting since aug of 05. SEE GOD IS GREAT AMEN.:D

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Anonymous
May 20, 2007 at 11:45 pm

It is difficult enough to get health insurance on your own nowadays if one is young & healthy, let alone if one has had a catastrophic illness. One of the major problems of GBS is that so little is known about it, especially by insurance underwriters. My husband (who has no healthy issues), just went through the process of getting life insurance & it took almost 5 months. The holdup; the fact that his father died of a heart attack at age 65. They didn’t consider that his father was overweight most of his life & had also been a smoker all of his life. My husband’s weight is perfect & he has never smoked.

I don’t think they are worried so much about him getting GBS again, they are wondering what unknown residuals it might cause down the road. There may be none, there might be many, but they are afraid of the unknown. Try various companies, one might come through for you.

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Anonymous
October 19, 2006 at 7:39 pm

I don’t go to PT right now, so can’t get a letter from them. I am going to ask my doctor if she would write a letter/prescription stating that my hands were not strong enough to grip and use a joystrick, but they are now and that is the truth.

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Anonymous
October 19, 2006 at 1:30 pm

Hello again,
I know that I could have been given the WRONG information, so I am going to get a prescription from my doctor that a power chair/scooter is MEDICALLY NECESSARY, submit it and see what happens. I may call medicare and ask them to confirm/deny what I was told.