Tufts covers it under an HMO if medically necessary. That determination is made by the doctor based on blood testing that comes in below range.
so does each doctor have his own idea of what low range would be? or do they go by a certain standard?
lol. those really are two of my favorites places.I copay $20 bucks BC/bs home depot and Starbucks has good health insurance you'll be the biggest barrista there lol
Id call myself a rich man if i could afford insurance.. Period
I didn't answer this quite right...my insurance blue cross health options would only cover TRT creams, etc.
Snake that makes sense, when I look back it was my Dr's office pushing the creams/gells...they wouldn't entertain injectables unless done by them. I made a bad assumption about the insurance. Then when I went to a clinic they discourage you trying to use your insurance...saying they won't get paid. And I was legit at 135 on my test level. I know many of you have have more liberal Dr's, but in my case clinics too expensive and insurance would only cover a shot every two weeks and it had to be done by the Dr. So, find the right doc or go underground.
ok so lets assume someone went underground for trt. how often would they get bloods done?
Snake that makes sense, when I look back it was my Dr's office pushing the creams/gells...they wouldn't entertain injectables unless done by them. I made a bad assumption about the insurance. Then when I went to a clinic they discourage you trying to use your insurance...saying they won't get paid. And I was legit at 135 on my test level. I know many of you have have more liberal Dr's, but in my case clinics too expensive and insurance would only cover a shot every two weeks and it had to be done by the Dr. So, find the right doc or go underground.