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Does your insurance pay for fills?

I have united healthcare I was wondering if anyone has had trouble getting their insurance to pay for fills? if it is out of pocket about how much does a fill cost?

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My insurance is covering my fills, but if I was to pay out of pocket it would be $150.00 a fill. They use a fluoroscope and they numb the area first, I'm sure that is considered in the price. I have Champ VA for my insurance. I've had no problem with them paying for my fills.

~~~Stephanie

My fills were covered by my insurance through Aetna. The only out of pocket expense was the 15% copay until my annual deductible was met. Now all services are covered at 100%.

If I were to have to pay for the fill myself, it would be $200.00.

I think my doc charges $150 cash for fills, but my insurance covers the visit as a specialist visit which for me is a $50 copay.

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