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tulipsandroses

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11. It has nothing to do with the insurance plan itself.

Reply to I_UndergroundPanther (Reply #6)

Mon Mar 11, 2024, 12:35 AM

Mar 11

It just depends on whether your provider, pharmacy, or other healthcare provider uses Change as their processor.

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My mother, who was getting her insulin for free, is now having to pay $63 for each prescription... [View all] Ferrets are Cool Mar 10 OP

why does UHC being hacked effect her copay? That's not her problem Takket Mar 10 #1

I don't think it was United Healthcare Mountainguy Mar 10 #2

The middle company is owned by UHC unc70 Mar 10 #3

Your mom should get a refund when the system is back. There was a. major cyber attack a few weeks ago tulipsandroses Mar 10 #4

I thought I read here dweller Mar 10 #5

They did say that, but not many specifics. In the past, Medicare and other payers have Silent Type Mar 11 #7

I hope so, but we are being told it could take weeks. It was reported that United paid a ransom to the hackers tulipsandroses Mar 11 #8

Wow I_UndergroundPanther Mar 10 #6

It has nothing to do with the insurance plan itself. tulipsandroses Mar 11 #11

When I called in my prescriptions yesterday there was a Akacia Mar 11 #9

How Awful.. I'm hope it gets taken Cha Mar 11 #10

I hope that's not what happened to me. justgamma Mar 11 #12

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