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@allaneparker The dr is not obligated to do business with anyone, and its common for Dr's to refuse to see patients who don't have a back up form of payment if anything major happens. Some Urgent Cares also schedule people for regular visits, and things like CVS minute clinic, might be better...

@romanianpentecostal That exactly what I think. Occasionally, if you have an unusual diagnosis, that will trigger stuff like this too, insurance companies are rated by the govt for how well they treat people who have higher more unusual needs. Eg advanced kidney disease, or an amputation. You...

@romanianpentecostal It sounds like you've got a hospital affiliated plan and they're trying to make sure you're "getting the care you jeed" aka signed up for eveyrthing they can possibly bill for

@2stupiddogs The Dr who prescribed the med does have an option to specifically order "brand name only". If insurance refuses payment,and there is a reason the generic in less effective than the brand name, then dr has to be the one to submit clinical documentation of why you need the brand...

@eakin Sounds like an identity mix up. Probably nothing you can do but wait, since you dont uave access to whatever data the insurance company is using. If they dont fix their own mistake, go to the state office of insurance