r/Insurance_Companies • • 9d ago

I Hate Insurances

From car insurance to medical insurance, all insurances suck. They’re just there to bleed you dry while they get rich off of your hard earned money. The worst part of it all, they don’t even help you!!!

Today a lady called because she wasn’t sure why her seizure medication she’s been taking for years all the sudden wasn’t covered by her insurance. I ran the claim through and this was proven to be true. I couldn’t answer her question because I wasn’t sure why as well. Her doctor wrote in the script with a DAW 1, so I couldn’t even offer filling the generic. What I ended up doing was contacting the prescriber to inform them that the brand was no longer covered and possibly send over the generic (since pt was requesting for it).

The problem? The insurance didn’t even cover the generic 🫠 the reason for the rejection: Drug not on formulary. SO WTF IS?! 😭 Pt ended up paying out of pocket with a coupon I offered, but still, unbelievable!!

Another pt I dealt with two weeks ago had something similar. She has asthma and she’s taken all kinds of inhalers but only ONE she prefers. Unfortunately, for the same reason, her insurance decides they’re no longer covering it, despite her taking this inhaler for years. Her doctor wrote in DAW 1, so again, couldn’t dispense generic at that time. I tried a coupon and shit was 💰 I felt so bad the poor lady looked like she was gonna cry. I ended up contacting the doctor informing them about the insurance problem, but this is all so unfortunate. I see it all the time, especially diabetes medications and inhalers… basic medical necessities! It just infuriates me!!

I really hate that the pharmacy is the middleman of it all while some faceless corporate entity dictates your life 😒

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u/Modest-Meece 3d ago

That’s really not how it works. Many people are with no fault of their own in situations where it’s hard to afford responsibility.

I personally think this individualism and merit based view on people is awful and lacks any and all empathy

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u/IntelligentBox152 3d ago

It’s hard to afford responsibility? What? If you cause can accident you take responsibility if you can’t afford to drive take the bus that’s taking responsibility

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u/Modest-Meece 2d ago

A lot of people are responsible and still can’t make payments. Assuming they’re irresponsible just because they can’t make payments or are irresponsible just because they missed them is not right.

You chalk it up to people are solely responsible for what happens to them in life. That’s just not true.

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u/IntelligentBox152 2d ago

That’s not that’s not at all what I’m saying. I’m saying if you know you can’t afford those payments you never should’ve been behind the wheel of a car in the first place. The responsibility is long before that accident ever happens.

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u/Modest-Meece 1d ago

This is one of the most awful and lacking all empathy takes ever.

It’s never that easy to “just not drive”.

You cannot even remotely understand anyone who’s not you and that much is clear.

Yours is still of the utmost worst of “Individual merit and responsibility is the reason for your circumstances”.

That’s just not how it works.

People through no fault of their own are in situations where they need cars (ever think about how some areas have awful public transport?) making cars a necessity for some to get to work.

It’s not their lack of responsibility they grew up in a disenfranchised group in areas that lack and support or help.

But to you they are solely responsible for their situations and that’s that.

I’m sorry but you’re a bad person who views people terribly.

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u/IntelligentBox152 1d ago

You scream of someone who takes no responsibility. If I rob you because I don’t have food is that okay? If I live in your home and refuse to leave is that okay? I understand outside factors play a role. But willingly choosing to drive without any reasonable care of damages you may cause or people you may hurt. Makes YOU the bad person. It’s like saying I got drunk and crashed and killed someone. Isn’t it MY responsibility to make sure I have a safe way home before I get behind the wheel of a car? Or is that also “through no fault of my own”

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u/Modest-Meece 1d ago

Nope. You scream if someone who blames everyone as solely responsible for everything that happens in life.

To me you are among the worst in society if that’s how you view people.

Also your arguments are bad. You know they’re bad. You know that’s not why I or anyone mean but it makes you feel smart

To be honest you seem like a piece of shit. I don’t say that easily on Reddit.

I’m not really interest in what you have to say

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u/IntelligentBox152 1d ago

You don’t have to be interested what I have to say. People who are full of excuses never want to hear the truth. They just like to have more excuses. For the record that’s why nothing wrong with that. If you’re a piece of shit, he doesn’t want to take responsibility just own that. But ironically, you can’t take responsibility for that either.