If you’ve been denied coverage for a medication or diabetes device, you have the right to file an appeal. Reps from the Diabetes Patient Advocacy Coalition (DPAC) explain the insurance appeals process and outline the important steps you need to take to challenge a denied claim.
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Welcome to the alphabet soup of Medicare, where you’ll find lots of plans with lots of letters (Parts A, B, C, D) offering various insurance coverage options. Medicare expert George Huntley breaks down the basics with a focus on people with diabetes so you can decide which plan is right for you.
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Insulin affordability has been a critical issue for many people with diabetes for years, but the three largest insulin manufacturers in the U.S. recently reduced insulin prices.
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Inflation is out of control, and it’s really tough for a lot of people to afford their medications and diabetes supplies. There are places to look for assistance, however, and Dr. Edelman shares several options, including the new access and resources listing on our website.
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HMO, PPO, EPO…OMG! And don’t forget about FSA and HSA before you start spelling out SOS. George Huntley of the Diabetes Leadership Council decodes insurance plan jargon, breaking down the different plans, explaining how they work, and sharing which acronyms offer some nice cash saving benefits.
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