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Date: 2009-08-10 04:32 pm (UTC)Medicare Plan B (as also mentioned) is the one who pays for supplies for testing - but it would be Plan D (the worthless one) that would cover insulin...maybe. If you get a prescription for it, and manage it that way. (We never did. We never needed to. We got the prescription and tucked it away with the taxes.)
Plan B funding is how those Liberty Medical people can do business. Wow - if it didn't pay well, how in the world could they be in business anyway?
I'm all for extending Medicare - which has three qualifying categories - complete disability more than two years, End-Stage Renal Disease (hello, you're on dialysis) or age 65.
The way Medicare bills is completely different than any private plan - and is very clear up front what it will and won't cover and a lot of services can be used up completely. (We used up all of Cliff's in-patient hospital days, for example - and he wasn't on it three years. Lifetime. Yup.)