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Medicare and hypertonic saline

Posted by pocojack @pocojack, Sep 23, 2023

Why does Medicare part D not cover hypertonic Saline? If it’s a daily necessity then I don’t understand. They will pay for most of the high dollar drugs.

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fdixon63 | @fdixon63 | Sep 24, 2023
In reply to @pocojack "Mine is $47 a month for .3% hypertonic Saline. I just have so many other copays..." + (show)
@pocojack

Mine is $47 a month for .3% hypertonic Saline. I just have so many other copays I’m just bitching. Over $5000 for the year so far. Hard to do any extra each month. And I don’t qualify for any assistance because of my income . Which isn’t much for 55 years of working myself to death.

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Hi Pocojack. About the cost of your saline... When my doc ordered HyperSal 3%, each month supply came with a reusable neb kit with tubing. The cost went from about $5 to around $35. When it was just regular sod chloride it was, as I said about $5.00.

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Rick | @rstel7272 | Sep 25, 2023

Pocojack,
Dr Karina Serban the ATT specialist at NJH is moving to Gainsville at UFHealth ..
http://alphaone.ufl.edu/

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dlynn1210 | @dlynn1210 | Sep 25, 2023
In reply to @rstel7272 "Pocojack, Dr Karina Serban the ATT specialist at NJH is moving to Gainsville at UFHealth ....." + (show)
@rstel7272

Pocojack,
Dr Karina Serban the ATT specialist at NJH is moving to Gainsville at UFHealth ..
http://alphaone.ufl.edu/

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What is an ATT specialist?

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