Re: Re: new insurance rule

[Guest guest]

thanks, again, Toni! I believe I will need to have the enbrel shipped

to my high school (I am the attendance clerk and work 12 months). Our

UPS man stops almost every day at school, but we only see the Fed Ex

man once a month = either way, I am not at home to receive packages.

gentle hugs! Marcia

--- aclavern33@... wrote:

>

> Hello,

> I have not used either of those specific companies but I have been

> using

> mail order for many years now. When I was on Enbrel I also got mine

> via mail

> order and was required to order a 3 month supply for two times the

> co-pay. I

> would order via phone or on-line and it tells you the exact delivery

> day.

> Mine came via Fedex before 11am on the delivery day. I paid with a

> credit/debit

> card. In some cases they will bill you.

>

> It was really nice because I never had to stand in pharamcy line. I

> never

> had any product problems as the ship was well packed in special

> shipping

> cooler and on ice packs. You do have to be home to receive it though

> as it

> requires a signature.

>

> Most insurance companies require all long term meds be done mail

> order. It

> helps control cost as well they usually over you a savings by

> getting three

> months at a time.

>

> Toni in Texas

>

>

> In a message dated 10/8/2005 10:10:52 A.M. Central Daylight Time,

> Rheumatoid Arthritis writes:

>

> Date: Sat, 08 Oct 2005 00:20:40 -0000

> From: " marciastoyle " <marciastoyle@...>

> Subject: new insurance rule

>

> hi, all! my health insurance carrier has decided that I can no

> longer

> purchase my enbrel from the corner pharmacy. I must use a

> mail-order

> service. I can pick either of two. has anyone used (or even heard

> of) CuraScript Pharmacy or Priority Healthcare? thanks all around.

> gentle hugs! Marcia

>

>

>

>

>

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