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1.) Lobby to provide low-income coverage to residents of the state of Indiana and get approved
2.) Provide paperwork that shows an impressive array of services at what are supposedly cost-saving measures.
3.) Sign up the state and get customers to pay a modest premium
4.) Do everything you can possibly can to prevent those services from being provided
5.) Ignore federal law that says you can't discriminate against transgender people, frequently change the gender marker every time a doctor's office sends in paper work with a gender marker that is the opposite of your legal gender
6.) Refuse to pay for this low-priced medication on principle, even though you've already refused to cover Linzess and probably certainly wouldn't cover Lyrica because there's no generic for it at the moment. (Thank goodness I'm on gabapentin.)
Okay, I'm done complaining. This is the second time they've pulled this particular trick. I'm getting sick of it. It was a fairly good day until I went to pick up the prescriptions.
2.) Provide paperwork that shows an impressive array of services at what are supposedly cost-saving measures.
3.) Sign up the state and get customers to pay a modest premium
4.) Do everything you can possibly can to prevent those services from being provided
5.) Ignore federal law that says you can't discriminate against transgender people, frequently change the gender marker every time a doctor's office sends in paper work with a gender marker that is the opposite of your legal gender
6.) Refuse to pay for this low-priced medication on principle, even though you've already refused to cover Linzess and probably certainly wouldn't cover Lyrica because there's no generic for it at the moment. (Thank goodness I'm on gabapentin.)
Okay, I'm done complaining. This is the second time they've pulled this particular trick. I'm getting sick of it. It was a fairly good day until I went to pick up the prescriptions.