Amen. Also that insurance cover non allopathic treatments as well.
Maybe any insurance that has a $0 copay will get a tax break for it. Also remove any laws that demand copays.
I did medical sales for a short time in my life & pharmacies were floored that one of our products (generic based compound) was able to be sent for free with the proper paperwork filed. They had all been told that they must charge a copay or could lose their lisence. Maybe it was just the state that our compounding pharmacy was in, but those who had severe pain & could not afford the product was able to get generic ingredients & agree to fill out a form in the first 30 days, returning it to the pharmacy. I don't recall which state they were in, but it was a blessing to those who couldn't afford the copay.
Amen. Also that insurance cover non allopathic treatments as well.
Maybe any insurance that has a $0 copay will get a tax break for it. Also remove any laws that demand copays.
I did medical sales for a short time in my life & pharmacies were floored that one of our products (generic based compound) was able to be sent for free with the proper paperwork filed. They had all been told that they must charge a copay or could lose their lisence. Maybe it was just the state that our compounding pharmacy was in, but those who had severe pain & could not afford the product was able to get generic ingredients & agree to fill out a form in the first 30 days, returning it to the pharmacy. I don't recall which state they were in, but it was a blessing to those who couldn't afford the copay.