A Question Regarding Script Checks.

[Jerard]

This is not one of the things that keep me awake at night but was curious....

Who contributes to the script database? Is it the insurance company after getting a listing of meds on an app? Or is it the doctors after a med has been prescribed? Or is it Carol Merrill at door number 3?

If it's the insurance company, then how long does it take for them to report it to the script database?

Enquiring minds want to know......

 

[smokin goose]

This is not one of the things that keep me awake at night but was curious.... Who contributes to the script database? Is it the insurance company after getting a listing of meds on an app? Or is it the doctors after a med has been prescribed? Or is it Carol Merrill at door number 3? If it's the insurance company, then how long does it take for them to report it to the script database? Enquiring minds want to know......

Insurance company. The way I understand it, if they get their meds from the VA or don't have insurance, it doesn't show up.

 

[Jerard]

Insurance company. The way I understand it, if they get their meds from the VA or don't have insurance, it doesn't show up.

Thanks...I'm also wondering how long it takes for the company to send the script report in. I realize each company would be different, but perhaps there is an average time.

 

[WinoBlues]

I believe that is the MIB. Rx is from pharmacies and kaiser.

 

[goget]

Correct its pharmacies putting it in national databases every time you fill and rx. Maybe somebody can comment on if the va reports and how far back does rx check go?

 

[smokin goose]

I believe that is the MIB. Rx is from pharmacies and kaiser.

Ah, good to know. Thanks for the correction.

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I guess it works the same way if they do mail order?

 

[argar5]

Insurance company. The way I understand it, if they get their meds from the VA or don't have insurance, it doesn't show up.

100% Does not show up. A friend who does script chx. No coverage no show.

 

[smokin goose]

100% Does not show up. A friend who does script chx. No coverage no show.

That's what I was always told. So if they fill a script and just pay full price with no prescription insurance, it doesn't show. Right?

 

[moonlightandmargaritas]

Here's where it comes from:

IntelliScript

 

[smokin goose]

Here's where it comes from: IntelliScript

So I was correct with my first post?