Disabled veteran working full time insurance not paying for claims
I dont understand why my chiropractor bill is not covered
Give me my money back
Go private if you can
Expensive
Expensive
Difficult to find doctors
Though there is list of doctors, either address are not updated or sometimes doctors are not available
Poor Customer Service
BCBS TX is consistently poor in being helpful and responsive to customers.
Mrs
Great
Craftygirl
Great service
Missing important information
When checking my coverage, this app is lacking. Important details. It has disclaimers like: “This is a high-level review. See your plan for more details.”
It lags
Most of the time, I have to call them to get them to allow access to stuff.
stuff isn’t correct on the app
I chose a provider that said accepting new patients, I called. I was turned away cause they were not..
Register device every use
I have to register my device every time I sign into the app. Whether one day, one week, or two week, I always have to receive the text. Even when checking the box to remember my device.
CARE FINDER NEEDS WORK
The find care features of this app are outsourced to another website. You can search this website all day, but what it won’t tell you is which diagnostic lab is in network, or which pharmacy is in network. Instead you get all the doctors that order meds or labs instead of the facilities that provide them
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Always cutting corners for cost savings for the insurance company and stock holders
I’m sick and tired of being sick and tired. These damn insurance companies take your premiums and then do everything they can to deny or delay coverage just so they can record ever increasing capital gains. At some point they will just euthanize all of us after the collect out premiums to maximize profits. The whole medical “practice “ is rigged to make the patient feel grateful for the smallest of improvements.
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Difficult to find an answer to one simple question
So, this is the reason for my one star. I would have left minus stars if possible. My frustration currently are with the difficulties I have encountered while trying to determine whether my health plan covers Medical Nutrition Therapy (MNT) with a registered dietitian. If a member has an HMO, I’ve learned you are considered the step-children. I would advise everyone NEVER get an HMO.
My physician has recommended that I see a registered dietitian as part of my treatment plan. Previously, I was taking Ozempic through a patient assistance program and was experiencing positive results. Unfortunately, with my current insurance coverage, the medication is unaffordable. Even after applying available coupons and assistance programs, the cost of the 2 mg dose exceeds $500 per month, which is simply beyond my financial means.
As an alternative, my physician has prescribed phentermine and believes that combining it with guidance from a registered dietitian would provide the best opportunity for success. However, before I can pursue that recommendation, I need to know whether I can afford the dietitian visits and whether they are covered under my plan.
To get this information, I called the customer service number on the back of my insurance card. During that call, I was placed on hold repeatedly and spent nearly 30 minutes trying to get an answer to a single question. Eventually, I had to end the call because my work break was over. Unfortunately, I still did not receive the information I needed.
Since then, I have spent several days attempting to determine whether my plan covers Medical Nutrition Therapy, what requirements must be met, and whether referrals, prior authorizations, or other administrative steps are necessary before I can schedule an appointment. The process has been unnecessarily difficult and time-consuming.
I am also concerned about the administrative burden placed on my primary care physician. It seems that a significant amount of time is spent completing forms, obtaining referrals, and navigating approval processes that take time away from patient care.
As a member, I expect access to clear information about my benefits and timely assistance from customer service representatives. Instead, I have found it extremely challenging to obtain basic coverage information needed to make decisions about my healthcare.
I would appreciate a clear explanation of my coverage for Medical Nutrition Therapy, including any applicable requirements, limitations, referral requirements, prior authorization requirements, and out-of-pocket costs. I would also appreciate feedback regarding the customer service experience described above.
Thank you for your attention to this matter. I look forward to your response.
My physician has recommended that I see a registered dietitian as part of my treatment plan. Previously, I was taking Ozempic through a patient assistance program and was experiencing positive results. Unfortunately, with my current insurance coverage, the medication is unaffordable. Even after applying available coupons and assistance programs, the cost of the 2 mg dose exceeds $500 per month, which is simply beyond my financial means.
As an alternative, my physician has prescribed phentermine and believes that combining it with guidance from a registered dietitian would provide the best opportunity for success. However, before I can pursue that recommendation, I need to know whether I can afford the dietitian visits and whether they are covered under my plan.
To get this information, I called the customer service number on the back of my insurance card. During that call, I was placed on hold repeatedly and spent nearly 30 minutes trying to get an answer to a single question. Eventually, I had to end the call because my work break was over. Unfortunately, I still did not receive the information I needed.
Since then, I have spent several days attempting to determine whether my plan covers Medical Nutrition Therapy, what requirements must be met, and whether referrals, prior authorizations, or other administrative steps are necessary before I can schedule an appointment. The process has been unnecessarily difficult and time-consuming.
I am also concerned about the administrative burden placed on my primary care physician. It seems that a significant amount of time is spent completing forms, obtaining referrals, and navigating approval processes that take time away from patient care.
As a member, I expect access to clear information about my benefits and timely assistance from customer service representatives. Instead, I have found it extremely challenging to obtain basic coverage information needed to make decisions about my healthcare.
I would appreciate a clear explanation of my coverage for Medical Nutrition Therapy, including any applicable requirements, limitations, referral requirements, prior authorization requirements, and out-of-pocket costs. I would also appreciate feedback regarding the customer service experience described above.
Thank you for your attention to this matter. I look forward to your response.
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Left unsure of what’s owed
It’s ridiculous how unclear balance is with “you may owe” without knowing who to contact to resolve.
打不开
总打不开
Live blue cross
Love
Legal Crooks
Like ALL and EVERY insurance company BCBSTX is nothing but legal crooks. They spend their money to buy off the crooked politicians and then scam we the customer to make BILLIONS of profit.
Then they wonder why desperate people
do desperate acts. It is shocking it doesn’t occur more.
Greed will
Always destroy capitalism and insurance is leading the charge.
Then they wonder why desperate people
do desperate acts. It is shocking it doesn’t occur more.
Greed will
Always destroy capitalism and insurance is leading the charge.
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Lockup
Screen just locked up.
Coverage
The coverage is a joke, this is why I rather not go to the doctor. These charges are ridiculous, especially when they can’t tell me what’s wrong and what ant to continue scheduling more appointments
