I can not afford albuterol insurance will not cover will manufactuer cover this for me?
544788
I'm glad I live in Canada, because it is really cheap here. I would ask your doctor for samples. Many doctors will give them to patients who don't have insurance, or the means to pay for medication.
627779
The following company was listed as a provider of insurance for oxygen bars on an oxygen bar equipment web site.\nScottsdale Insurance\nhttps://portal.web.scottsdaleins.com/web/public/\n\nIf they can't help you, ask your oxygen supplier and oxygen equipment supplier who they would recommend.
715832
Sometimes insurances are crappy like that.  you should make sure that its for the entire pair of glasses.  some ins. cover a portion of the frame and something for the Lenses.  wal-mart or america's best... or a private optometrist may have some cheap glasses too.  just look around.
39087
The machine that delivers medication like albuterol is called a nebulizer.  It's basically a tiny air compressor that vaporizes the liquid medication so it can be inhaled.
726875
i work for a major insurer so think i can help...... poor workmanship is not covered.. its an exclusion on your policy.... its up to your insurers and the cover you have provided if they decide to cover the internal damage :-) If you have accidental damage cover on your policy, they usually will.. If the windows have been poorly installed... you should be looking to the window company to deal with both the windows and the resultant damage that the event has caused\n\nMaintenance issues are also a no no.... it is your responsiblity to make sure that your property is kept in reasonable condition.... if you think about it... if insurers covered maintenance issues... everyone would be ringing them to get their houses re-decorated etc..... thats not what insurance is for...... its for protection against unforeseen events... if you need more advice,,, drop me an e-mail
454047
Ha ha, well i work for an insurnace agent, i try to let people know that im a human too (even though i work for the evil insurance company) I think that the thing that people get upset about is the fact that you HAVE to have insurance. But the thing that you have to remeber is the insurance is for you. If you hit someone, and they sue you your insurance should step in and defend you, and pay to your policy limit. Also if your car gets stolen you will be indemnified to your current need. I know that it seems unfiar that you have to pay SO much money to be protected, you just have to remember that insurance works off surveys and risk. The chance of the company having to pay out for you in the event of a claim is HUGE. The potential for millions of dollars in payment on you claim is a real thing. This is part of the reason that you are paying so much. I think that when you have a claim, that you know is horrid and you would be unable to pay if you didnt have the insurance company to back you up, it will be easier to pay that premium.\nNow the gas prices are another story all together it is unfair that these companies are making record high profits as we all suffer to pay for gas, to make an impact try to not buy any gas from the major supplier EXXON/MOBILE if they have no customers they will be FORCED to lower the price, and if they lower their price then the other stations will have to lower theirs, thus lowering the price. And when exxon again raises its price, go to a different place until they lower it....this plan will only work if ALOT of people contribute, please tell eveyone you know, and maybe instead of waiting for them to change the price we can do that for them ;) hope i helped!
1077729
Have you come across potential customers that required it ???  Until you start hiring people, and are responsible for them, I wouldn't worry about it.   If someone requires it, then contact any local cleaning service and ask them who their insurance company is.   YOUR #1 CUSTOMER
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I had asthma when I joined the ARMY many moons ago. I did not tell anybody and it did not showed on my physical. I took my inhalers and hid them, did not let Drill sargents see them. Every morning when we ran I stuffed it on my bra, never went without it.  If you haven't told anyone about it, be carefull you can get kick out for getting caught or worse you can die from not having your medicine. Is it worth it?
367572
Think about your lungs. Companies don't care about you. They only care about their product and making money. I know this is a new job for you, but is it worth the misery????
625873
This varies from policy to policy.  Be sure to check with your insurance agent.  Ours only covered $500 worth so we had to get a "rider" to cover my jewelry.
799902
=if it is strictly for cosmetic reasons your health insurance will not cover it but is you shop around prices are coming down on cosmetic surgery.  However, if it is for a medical reason like a deviated septum, or is interfering with your seep, or causing you sinus trouble or headaches and your doctor submits a claim your health insurance WILL cover it.  Good luck
1110777
go ask ur work if u have insurance,stupid
482733
I would call the better business bureau and complain about this type of practice.  While your mechanic has every right to charge whatever he wants, he has the obligation to tell you how much above the estimate it will cost to fix the problem and have your consent to complete the job.  If your brother is a vet, is it possible to get it fixed through the VA, since this is his only transportation, he's  in hospice and he needs the a/c for health reasons?  It's only a thought, but I would look into it.\n\nBest of luck.
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My doctor had some that he kept in stock, but they also have them at medical supply stores and pharmacies. Some will have to order them for you because they don't keep them in stock. You should be able to find a nebulizer at one of these places, if not, ask your dr. to order you one. He/she definately has to do that. You will need a Prescription for the nebulizer for your insurance to pay for it (in my state) where ever you buy it from. Good Luck.
105049
Almost certainly not. Lipo is usually considered a voluntary process and is rarely covered by insurance.
437690
The best you might be able to do is try to find a 'guaranteed issue' policy that does not require medical underwriting.\nThis is going to require the help of an agent very familiar with non-standard forms of life insurance.\nThis product does exist but you are going to need help, so call some agents and 'interview' them about this kind of product.\nIf they tell you they don't know of anything, try somebody else because it is out there.
912478
Yes.Especially asthma.Contact your attorney.