Posted April 3rd, 2009
by admin
yorkielady21 asked:
My benefits at work do not cover any of my medicines or medical supplies. I been looking for an insurance even though I do have a pre-existing illness
Tags: Health Insurance, Insurance, Medical Supplies
Posted in Diabetes | 4 Comments »
Posted March 26th, 2009
by admin
acspop asked:
This a form that a physican must sign to charge diabetic supplies to part B Medicare
Tags: Diabetic Supplies, Diabetics, Physican
Posted in Diabetes | 6 Comments »
Posted March 16th, 2009
by admin
Lincoln6 asked:
If you have used them, how do you rate their service?
Tags: Diabetic Testing Supplies, Free Diabetic Testing Supplies, Liberty Medical
Posted in Diabetes | 3 Comments »
Posted March 16th, 2009
by admin
Carebear asked:
There has GOT to be some kind of program for students who have diabetes and go to school full time. I am not going to a regular university so they dont have medical aid. Theres no way in hell I can afford $150 a month for insulin and $200 a month for test strips or any of that. I was thinking about the everyone benefits program but that only pays a small percentage of the cost. Are poor diabetics just meant to fall over and die or what? I do not think so! What do all you other no insurance diabetics do out there to afford your supplies, any one know of anything at ALL that would help me?
Tags: Diabetes Supplies, Insulin, Medical Aid
Posted in Diabetes | 6 Comments »
Posted March 12th, 2009
by admin
randy507 asked:
I was just diagnosed & put on GLUCOPHAGE. My hemaglobin A1C was 12.1 & averaged 317 over the past 3 months. I have no medical insurance & was hoping to get medical supplies as cheap as possible. I see the diabetic nurse for the first time next week (Wednesday). Thank you
Tags: Diabetes, Diabetic Supplies, Medical Supplies
Posted in Diabetes | 3 Comments »
Posted March 10th, 2009
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Autumn Leaves asked: My dad recently died from complications of diabetes. I found these things among his medical supplies. Does anybody know what they are for and if I can make any use of them, they are all creams or gels:
Fluocinonide
SilvaSorb
Proshield Plus
Iodosorb
He had a lot of foot and leg problems, I think they may have been for that.
Tags: Dad, Diabetes, Gels
Posted in Diabetes | 2 Comments »
Posted March 6th, 2009
by admin
P-B Valentina asked:
My father has lived with me at my apartment since January. In April he filed for disability, but since that takes several months, he has had no income. I have been paying for medical supplies, I have paid for his clothing, food, gas, cell phone, taken time off work, etc to make sure he is getting the proper care. I was told I could claim him as a dependant on taxes, but I have never known anything about taxes. Any ideas? (Texas)
Tags: Apartment, Medical Supplies, Taxes
Posted in Diabetes | 4 Comments »
Posted February 19th, 2009
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abe asked:
I’m from Mexico City. I’m taking a vacation with a diabetic patient . We’re carrying all the medical supplies for this concern. However, I’m curious about the need of a prescription in case an emergency shows up and we have to buy something else while being there. Thanks. BTW, do we need to follow any protocol on customs at the airport?
Tags: Customs, Medical Supplies, Mexico City
Posted in Diabetes | 5 Comments »
Posted February 13th, 2009
by admin
B K asked:
Is there a website with free medical supplies?
Tags: Free Medical, Medical Supplies
Posted in Diabetes | 2 Comments »
Posted January 31st, 2009
by admin
MadameZ asked:
My mother recently passed away and now I have to donate or dispose of her diabetic machines and supplies, numerous syringes, adult diapers, and other such items. I would love to be able to donate these items to a worthwhile charity. If not, I need to dispose of them but need to know how to do this as well. I mean, one shouldn’t just throw insulin syringes in the trash.
Tags: Adult Diapers, Insulin Syringes, Medical Supplies
Posted in Diabetes | 4 Comments »
