CG liked it so much she even replayed the snap after time ran out.
cause I'm still an old person with Snapchat and I didn't click it correctly the first time. Wasted one of my viewings
CG liked it so much she even replayed the snap after time ran out.
May have been because of the diagnosis. The doc told us when he prescribed it that 9 times out of 10 the insurance company covering us rejects it when they first submit it. They have to go back and "prove a need" with the diagnosis. When we asked about that, he said they don't want to pay that kind of money for non-life-threatening health issues. He specifically mentioned toenail fungus.I had fungus toe about 15 years ago and the meds weren't covered by my insurance at that time. I ordered it from Canada.
SOMEone is bored....This could be useful at some point in your life:
A friend of mine's granddaughter always logs into Snapchat on my phone so I get messages telling me that her account was accessed from another phone when she logs in from her mom's phone. Outside of people being able to use those stupid filters I have no idea how the thing works. I just log her off if she forgets to.cause I'm still an old person with Snapchat and I didn't click it correctly the first time. Wasted one of my viewings
CG liked it so much she even replayed the snap after time ran out.
Once more, in English?Dairy Queen lady at clear lake may be doing drugs are on break
Drop the "are". Not sure how that got there.Once more, in English?
cause I'm still an old person with Snapchat and I didn't click it correctly the first time. Wasted one of my viewings
I'm no reimbursement expert, but they pretty much pay the difference minus any contract pricing with the manufacturer (which could be about as much as 1/3, or sometimes more in the case of 340B hospitals - also known as disproportionate share hospitals, federal agencies - like VA hospitals, etc.). If the patient is not treated/dispensed at any of those qualifying facilities, then full price.@GTO
I have an industry question for you. Yesterday, we picked up the prescription for the anti-fungal that PapaLew will be taking. I've never been so grateful for our Rx insurance plan as I was when I saw that bill. Our cost was $15. Actual cost was $1495. That's PER MONTH. How much does the insurance actually pay for the drug?
And how the hell does the SOB with no Rx coverage pay for something like that? Sheesh!
14yr old and I snap more than we text. I still don't quite understand their form of snap chatting, just send pics back and forth of random things.
14yr old and I snap more than we text. I still don't quite understand their form of snap chatting, just send pics back and forth of random things.
feeling hungry. Probably should have brought more than a salad for lunch.