spectra s1 plus insurance upgrade option

SPECTRA S1 PLUS INSURANCE UPGRADE OPTION HOW TO

But, I'd rather pay $95 for the pump that I want instead of getting a free one that will require extra effort to use. My only complaint thus far is that the upgrade fee was $95 even though the cost difference between the two was not $95 on their site. So, I may not have it in hand for a while. They still have to verify with my doc/get an Rx, and Anthem told me that I couldn't get it until a month before my due date (11/11). I did it last night around 6pm and my approval was in my inbox before I left home this morning.

You fill out the insurance verification form first and then they let you know if you qualify for a pump. I ended up googling 'Spectra S1' and 'insurance' and saw that Aeroflow is a company that will let you get the S1 by paying an upgrade fee. She sent me a list of other in-network DME providers, but advised that all of them wouldn't have pumps. The rep mentioned Sterling Medical (they also didn't have it) and said that I have to get it from a durable medical equipment company in order to use the benefit. I really wanted the rechargeable battery, so I called Anthem back to see if I could pay to upgrade to the S1, get my own and be reimbursed, or if there were other companies to choose from. When I checked with them, neither had the S1, only the S2.

SPECTRA S1 PLUS INSURANCE UPGRADE OPTION HOW TO

I called Anthem to get info on how to get a pump and they gave me two providers - Edgepark and Byram Healthcare. Just wanted to post regarding getting the Spectra S1 through insurance - Anthem BCBS in my case.

Spectra s1 plus insurance upgrade option