I recently got a union job. I will get insurance in about two months. I lost my health coverage bc of my income. I need coverage for telehealth appointments for substance abuse treatment and medication (suboxone) I have been talking to health care providers all day and I have looked them up on google reviews and they are all scams, I don’t want to pay for something that isn’t going to cover my needs. I have been trying to find coverage for the next couple months that isn’t expensive as hell and not a scam.
Thoughts on Kangan water….i have a very rare autoimmune disease and was recommended the Kangan water from a friend. We had to do the payment plan because it costs so much and I just want to make sure I’m not waisting my money on something that may not be good for me. My disease attacks my kidneys and from what I have read it can be bad on kidneys if there are kidney problems going on. My friend and some others swear by the water but others say it’s a total scam. I just don’t want this water to unalive me earlier than the little time I already have. I should have looked into it more before buying but obviously I’m desperate just to feel better. I don’t want to give it to my kids either if it’s not good for them. There’s so many stories of people getting better in regards to a lot of diseases and other things but then hear bad things on the internet. I just need to opinions please and if you have experience with the machine.
The pharmaceutical company that produces a drug I take is asking that I take their survey. The questions ask for specific details about my taking of the medication (what is the date of your last dose? is there anything preventing you from taking the drug as prescribed?).
I'm already a little bit skeptical about the circumstances surrounding the prescription, and I'm wondering if you guys have any experience declining to answer this kind of survey.
Citing temperature reasons, the drug is delivered to my door, so I've never met anyone from the pharmaceutical company or pharmacy, but have interacted with them over the phone and email. They record my phone calls and seem to pass my emails between staff members. I don't know, it's just a little sketchy and I was hoping to get other people's perspectives.
If you suggest I not answer, do I decline to do so or simply ignore their messages? Any more information on balancing privacy with navigating healthcare institutions is appreciated.