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My new insurance no longer covers sodium chloride solution 7%
MAC & Bronchiectasis | Last Active: Jun 4 7:52am | Replies (37)Comment receiving replies
@heidi0974 I found out there is a DME supply store at another major hospital than where I have been going. I am going to eventually have the pulmonologist write a prescription for the compressor and nebulizing items and see what happens.
If you have time and think of it when the EOB comes, I would be interested to see how it all turned out.
Thanks for taking time to reply.
Barbara
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@blm1007blm1007 I will be sure to report back after the Medicare DME claim is processed. I don’t expect it for several weeks. An independent DME supplier I checked with first said that the Pari prescribed would be a special order taking three weeks.Then a prior approval process with Medicare. Quite a hassle. When I went to order at my hospital supplier it all took about 30 minutes, and I walked out with everything I needed plus training.
Jeanne