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So due to some mixups I ended up finding out just how much my prescribed blood thinner costs at my local pharmacy if you don& #39;t have insurance.
Over a thousand dollars for a one month supply.
Now, I haven& #39;t had to pay this currently.
Over a thousand dollars for a one month supply.
Now, I haven& #39;t had to pay this currently.
The local hospital believes I& #39;ll qualify for Medicaid and so I have "presumptive Medicaid" with them and I was able to get my blood thinner from their associated pharmacy.
Hopefully by the time I need more my application process will be finished and I& #39;ll have actual Medicaid and thus be able to have my prescriptions paid for.
But a part of me is scared I won& #39;t qualify after all, and if that happens I& #39;m kind of doomed. Cuz I can& #39;t afford it.
But a part of me is scared I won& #39;t qualify after all, and if that happens I& #39;m kind of doomed. Cuz I can& #39;t afford it.
I guess I& #39;d have to try and get a doctor to prescribe an alternative blood thinner. The one I take is still patented and has no generic versions which is part of why it& #39;s so expensive.
Now, if things go well I& #39;ll get Medicaid and this won& #39;t matter. But:
Now, if things go well I& #39;ll get Medicaid and this won& #39;t matter. But:
