Best Med Sup for Occasional Heart Arrhythmia

[Whitt]

I have a sup plan F client who wants to change to a plan G. He has an occasional irregular heart beat that is corrected in a matter of a few hours with a medication that is used as needed. The prescription was filled Sept 2014 with 10 pills. He still has 6 pills left. He also takes a blood thinner daily. Tried Manhattan Life but they said he has to go 2 years without an "incident". Any suggestions??

 

[HoosierLife]

Oxford I think......../

 

[yaknow1]

If he has been stable with the condition for 5 years, take a look at New Era

 

[jacobtn]

Medico or cigna.

 

[goillini52]

I have a sup plan F client who wants to change to a plan G. He has an occasional irregular heart beat that is corrected in a matter of a few hours with a medication that is used as needed. The prescription was filled Sept 2014 with 10 pills. He still has 6 pills left. He also takes a blood thinner daily. Tried Manhattan Life but they said he has to go 2 years without an "incident". Any suggestions??

CSI Life, and as Josh said Oxford will look at it on an indivual basis.

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Medico or cigna.

Not sure about Medico, but Cigna would be substandard.

 

[agentjhc]

Add COPD to the occasional heart rhythm issue and which company?

 

[goillini52]

Add COPD to the occasional heart rhythm issue and which company?

Then you would be SOL...unless there's a GI plan in your state, a GI situation/birthday rule, etc.

 

[case1]

Add COPD to the occasional heart rhythm issue and which company?

Equitable is okay as long as the AFIB has been corrected. I think it's called an ablation procedure, not sure. And as long as they aren't on oxygen the COPD would be okay.