Just thought I'd check, anyone out there that takes this with affordable rates? She gets shots at an office once a month for the RA...
Appreciate any help!
Appreciate any help!
74F Pacemaker and RA
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What state?
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I'm going to take a wild guess and say nobody, unless you have a GI company that asks no health questions. The pacemaker's not a problem, but nobdy's going want to take on those expensive injections each month for RA.
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Equitable took her (before they got bought out and jacked rates) - but can't find anyone else in KS that will take her cheaper...
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I just picked up Equitable National. Rates are good and you know before you go like with Equitable. I haven't really studied their UW yet....but it's not as lenient as Equitable was.
Devin01
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They follow Aetna uw guidelines
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Yep, the health questions on the app are the same and you use Aetna's RX KO list.
Thanks, that helps. I see the app's got the same health questions, just in a different order at the very end. I do notice that they have a different RX KO list and UW Guide.
So, Aetna, Equitable National and Union Security use the same app as far as health questions go.
Devin01
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Alot of the newer companies are working with Aetna on their back end . Puritan eq national I think union security as well.Yep, the health questions on the app are the same and you use Aetna's RX KO list.
Thanks, that helps. I see the app's got the same health questions, just in a different order at the very end. I do notice that they have a different RX KO list and UW Guide.
So, Aetna, Equitable National and Union Security use the same app as far as health questions go.
