Is a Prescription policy attached to a health policy ?

Hammer

Could anyone tell me regarding the prescription policy under health insurance? Do I need to buy it separately?

roddick · Posted: Mon Oct 31, 2005 10:46 am Post subject: Prescription policy

It depends on the policy purchased. But my understanding is that most of the health policies include some type of prescription coverage. Many policies provide the coverage of drugs as part of the deductible and co pay, and some others include coverage as a separate deductible. So proper understanding is required before purchasing a policy. Also you can talk to your agent.

page5 · Posted: Mon Nov 07, 2005 6:55 am Post subject: Prescription policy

Prescription coverage may not be offered by the insured choice rather it is often decided by the employer. For that you can buy separate prescription insurance. But you need to be careful while adding coverage to a plan. Because it will increase the cost significantly. I doubt whether there are plans available if you need prescriptions regularly.

marilyn_katz · Posted: Sat Sep 09, 2006 3:58 am Post subject:

A prescription plan is not automatically attached to a health insurance policy. Some include them. Some have them as optional riders. Some do not have prescription insurance, but include a network discount. You need to find out which type you have.

Is a Prescription policy attached to a health policy ?

In Discussion

Blogged

OurCommunityPower.org > Insurance Forum \| Debt Forum \| Mortgage Forum \| Credit Forum