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Post by harryx1 on May 25, 2017 7:53:21 GMT -5
If you haven't seen or signed the petition, please think about doing so and pass along to others... www.jdrf.org/get-involved/jdrf-advocacy/coverage2control/Sign Our Petition Now. Make Your Voice Heard. For people with diabetes, being able to choose and afford what they need to control their disease is critical to survival. But right now, it’s becoming harder — and more expensive — to control diabetes. Costs for insulin and diabetes management tools have soared and show no signs of stopping. To make matters worse, some insurance companies have taken steps that limit patient choice and the coverage of life-saving technology. Sign the petition and share your support with #Coverage2Control and tell others to join us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. What We Need from Insurance Companies We, the undersigned people with diabetes and their supporters, call upon insurance companies to provide: Affordability: Keep out-of-pocket insurance costs predictable and reasonable for insulin and diabetes management tools. Choice: Give people the freedom to choose the insulin pump that’s right for them. Coverage: Cover all life-saving technology, including artificial pancreas systems. Affordability + Choice + Coverage = Control Coverage is a fundamental part of health care — and affordability and choice should be, too. JDRF believes giving people with diabetes control over their choices and their healthcare expenses is not only the right thing to do; it’s also the smart thing. Making it easier for people with chronic conditions to manage their disease helps avoid emergency room visits and complications, keeps people healthy and productive — and reduces overall healthcare costs. Learn more about #Coverage2Control and why JDRF is telling insurance companies to provide coverage that works for people with T1D at Coverage2Control.com. After you sign the petition, make sure to share with your friends and family on social media!
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Post by Deleted on May 25, 2017 8:01:55 GMT -5
They should go one step further and throw certain companies under the bus if they want to make some real noise. I'll sign anyway.
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