Yes I do. It's HIV. Get it straight.

 

Agreed, but he made it clear to them his insurance was changed and was just looking for a little help until he could have an appointment under his new insurance for submittal. Certainly they made a choice.... they could have helped him out and chose not to

 

My doctor in Cheeseland was always willing to help me out during insurance transitions. I usually had to sign a waiver saying if something bad happened to my eyes I couldn't sue him, but he still helped - including selling me a 6 month supply on a 18 month old prescription to tide me over until my new insurance kicked in.


Of course, I later found out my insurance sucks, so I don't even bother with it anymore. I end up paying like $5 less using my insurance.

 

I've never had a doc do that but I've also never had insurance issues either ...

 

My Dr. does it for me...I have daily disposables and get caught short w/o them sometimes...they always hook me up!

Its like the Curb Your Enthusiasm episode when Larry goes off in the Drs. office (we cant talki n here!!! why is no one talking ...they are not gods... surly they can help a patient out in need! If not time ot find a new Dr.

 

^ With all due respect to Ninh of course

 

I've verified that my next company will provide me with health insurance coverage from day one.

 

My company has health insurance after 90 days... dental and vision kick in after 1 full year.

 

1 full year? Holy...

 

Yeah. Vision is the one aspect of insurance I really need. Turns out that it's pathetic anyway - $35 for an exam and $40 for contacts per year. If I go to one of the 5 or 6 places that are covered, the exams are so much more expensive, it barely pays off.