what prescriptions are covered by wellcare?
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Should be able to find your information here
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Depends on if Nexevar is on the formulary.  I can tell you the out-of-pocket cost of this medication if you have no insurance is thousands of dollars.  You should contact the REACH program, through Bayer.  They do all the legwork, contact the insurance company for a specialty pharmacy, etc.  I have ordered this medication for several patients, none with tricare, though.
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This is a wide spread range.  If you could be more specific, I could help you better.  Are you meaning care, personal care, policy....let me know
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You need to contact your insurance company.  The answer to this is state specific.  It will depend on whether you are in a "no fault" state or not.  Also if you are at fault or even partially at fault.  Also, what coverages you carry on your policy.\n\nIn Connecticut, there is no "no fault" coverage.  If you're at fault, you need to be carrying medical payments coverage to pay for any medical bills related to the acident, including prescriptions.  If you're not at fault, then you can collect reimbursement from the other person's insurance.
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Try typing the same question you just asked into your browser or see if there is a website on your insurance card. Most cards have them and the sites usually provide a list of providers for the area you live in just by typing your zip or city in. If this doesn't help call your local pharmacy for this information. This worked when I had to help my mother-in-law find a dentist. Good luck!
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Get a deep moisturizing cream. Ask the pharmacist to recommend a brand.
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Do you mean health insurance/care?
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Yes, you need a doctors prescription for prescribed medicines. You can ask the pharmacists for over the counter medicines that might work.
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It all depends, on what you need..If you have a few aches and pains, you could get, whatever you use, here in the states. If you need a prescription, you will need one, from your Doctor..
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Well you should definelty have GL and probably Cargo... i know the insurance we write has a $7,500 ded. for pharmaceuticals.  Also you might as well just go for the whole package policy meaning you get coverage for GL, Crime, Cargo, and property.
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try healthsouth or TIRR
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stock pile meds from Costco, get your kid braces, get new glassses or presciption sunglasses
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dw gave good info except those are not OTC  only prescription. For OTC meds  Claritin D has the antihistamine and decongestant, Nasochrom nasal spray helps too
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Do you have something specific in mind that you *want* us to answer?  Most medications to treat common and non-serious illnesses and ailments are pills or liquids.  It's usually if you are in the hospital or at serious risk that they give shots, other than vaccines.
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I would check with the state you live in. For example my state (NY) has a plan called healthy NY for working people that have no insurance at reasonable rates. Go to your state's website to check.
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There's some info on it here\nhttp://www.healthinsuranceofwashington.com/habout.htm
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Yes, normally it will cover all or most of the cost.  There should be an 800 number on your card that you can call and they will tell you.  My husband has glasses and our insurance covered 80% of the cost to replace them.  We don't have tricare, but I work in a medical facility and tricare is a pretty good insurance so I am sure they will pay all or most.  Just call them, or if you have a membership booklet (should have come with the card) it will tell you in there about the vision coverage.