Did you know Your Protein Drinks Can be Covered By Your Insurance?

[KMLG135 27]

Hello please help, I'm very concerned! - Has anyone had a successful relationship with this company? I'm waiting for my Dr. to sign off on the prescription !

How long does it take to receive your products once the company receives your script? Are the Vitamins ok in taste and of sufficient nutrition value?? And does this $5 K scar cream I'm reading about really work?

Thank you for your help.

- KMLG

[Wannabeskinnie 59]

Good questions...I just tried to inquire by doing online request but has kicked me out 3 times, and goes to a mailbox when inhavevtried calling...is this too good to be true?

[jmccape 25]

I have a question. Is this a Protein blend?

[Wannabeskinnie 59]

When you fill out their online stuff it looks like it's for premiere, in flavor of your choice,,or optisource in choice of flavors also

[Alex Brecher 10,498]

I've had *MANY* members PM me that they've had very good results using InsureNutrition. The key is to have patience and definitely stay on top of them and your doc.

[heftyhoosier 30]

It bothers me that the insurance company is being billed $5000 for it. That's outrageous. Those costs come back to the insured in the form of higher premiums. This sounds like the scooter folks who are now serving time for insurance fraud. I'm out.

[jess9395 5,449]

It bothers me that the insurance company is being billed $5000 for it. That's outrageous. Those costs come back to the insured in the form of higher premiums. This sounds like the scooter folks who are now serving time for insurance fraud. I'm out.

I have heard that quite thrown around here but my insurance receipts didn't say that. They said around $127 and my insurance had their "contracted rate" and so only paid less than half that.

That said, I didn't find the cream worthwhile

[Wannabeskinnie 59]

I finally was able to get the online request to go through and it generated an email form letter back...says we can also help with scar cream....I will opt out of this though...I have had two other laparoscopic surgeries and no scar cream can completely help and those scars are almost completely faded on their own anyway. If I can get the Vitamins and Protein paid for by insurance I will be more than happy.

[heftyhoosier 30]

@@jess9395 that makes me feel better that your invoices didn't say that.

[Bariatric_Bob 10]

Anything new on this? I could not find anythng in the BCBS brochure if Vitamins were covered.

[Tabitha0911 1]

How can I get help paying for my Vitamins and Protein Shakes?

[Frustr8 7,886]

Does anyone know if Medicare covers any Protein Drinks etc or do they assume everyone should have surgery under 65 ?

[PCOSSUCKS 96]

02/21/2014 01:33 PM, kespy74 said:

At first I wan't even going to try because I figured my insurance (Tricare) wouldn't cover it, but I said what the heck. It was just a few minutes of my time and the worst that could happen is that they say no and I've only lost a few minutes of time.

My shipment is on it's way! I get the Protein, chewable Vitamins (insurance didn't cover liquid) and scar cream.

Thank you Insure Nutrition!!!

Ok how are you doing this? I’m also tricare...