I’m not under the illusion that health insurance is to be perfect by any means, but why do I have to pay out of pocket $157 for a Dr. appointment just to refill my regular perscriptions (I take zoloft for my depression and Adderal for Adult ADHD)? I just signed up for new health insurance for 2022 and the remaining deductable is $612, so when I went to schedule an appointment with my Dr, I learned that appointment will be $157.
Is there something I am missing or is that criminal? I am on a “Gold” level plan with Excellus Blue Shield and I feel like Gold is a quite ridiculous desciption for the plan.
Shouldn’t something like neccessary persciptions not fall into the category for things you must pay a lot out of the pocket for? If I go too long without these medication, I will be almost insane and barely able to function.
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[link] [comments]I’m not under the illusion that health insurance is to be perfect by any means, but why do I have to pay out of pocket $157 for a Dr. appointment just to refill my regular perscriptions (I take zoloft for my depression and Adderal for Adult ADHD)? I just signed up for new health insurance for 2022 and the remaining deductable is $612, so when I went to schedule an appointment with my Dr, I learned that appointment will be $157. Is there something I am missing or is that criminal? I am on a “Gold” level plan with Excellus Blue Shield and I feel like Gold is a quite ridiculous desciption for the plan. Shouldn’t something like neccessary persciptions not fall into the category for things you must pay a lot out of the pocket for? If I go too long without these medication, I will be almost insane and barely able to function. submitted by /u/Defiant-Beginning436 [link] [comments]Read Morer/HealthInsurance