Tag: insurance

Insurance 101: Copay Cards

Copay cards, or prescription drug coupons, can help you save money on your preferred medications. Here’s what you should know.

Health Insurance 101: Selecting the Right Plan For Managing Type 2 Diabetes

In this guide, we share four steps for selecting the right health insurance plan to help you manage your type 2 diabetes.

Health Insurance 101: 3 Things You Should Know When Switching Meds

Switching meds is (usually) never easy when it comes to insurance! If you’re in the middle of switching your type 2 diabetes meds, here’s what to expect.

How to Apply for an Exception With Your Health Insurance

There are many reasons people with type 2 diabetes need to file exception requests with their health insurance. Here’s why that happens and what you can do!

4 Ways HR Can Help You Understand + Use Your Employer-Sponsored Health Insurance

Health insurance can be confusing (and frustrating). Here’s how to work with your HR department to understand the ins and outs and make the most of your plan!

What to Do When Insurance Won’t Cover the Insulin You Need to Manage T2D

Having trouble getting insurance to cover the insulin you need to manage type 2 diabetes? Here’s why that may happen, how to fix it and when to get help.

What to Do When Insurance Won’t Cover the Supplies You Need to Manage T2D

Having trouble getting insurance to cover CGMs, blood glucose meters or insulin pumps? Here’s what may be happening and how to fix it!

Health Insurance 101: Navigating Appeals, Denials + Prior Authorizations

Did your insurance deny your request for a medication or service? Here’s what you should know about handling appeals, denials and prior authorizations.

UnitedHealthcare Announces $0 Copay on Insulin, Glucagon + More, Beginning in 2023

UnitedHealthcare announced a $0 copay on insulin, glucagon and other drugs starting in 2023. Here's what that could mean for UHC members.

The Ins and Outs of FSAs + HSAs for People with Diabetes

Curious about health savings accounts and flexible spending accounts? Here’s how they could benefit you if you live with diabetes!