Hematologist Vs MPN Specialist
Hi all,
I have an MPN specialist that I have seen for 3 years and visit twice a year. Recently, my insurance changed as a result of turning 65 and the MPN specialist is not in network. Therefore, I will self pay and see her twice a year. Recently, I made an appointment with a hematologist in network for blood work and for renewing Hydroxyurea script. My question is whether to tell the hematologist that I visit an MPN specialist?
Thank you,
Thank you, I am aware and my husband and I for financial reasons chose Medicare Advantage. I spoke to my MPN specialist about this prior to enrolling and found out what would be charged for each visit and we felt that the two time charge per year was much more cost effective than the monthly premiums for supplemental plans I would need for gap and prescription and eyecare and dental. Only time will tell if we made the right decision:/
It maybe helpful as I see you’re 65 assuming you’re in the special open enrollment period to file/apply for regular Medicare and a plan g Medicare supplement which would guarantee issue - no medical questions and these plans are standardized and do not have any limiting networks and you can see anyone for your medical needs as long as they participate with Medicare which the vast majority of doc and medical facilities do nationwide. You can coordinate care amongst all the professionals you need to see. Hope this helps.
Yes, of course tell your hematologist.
Your doctors will want to share information to coordinate your care, and this is what is best for you.
I believe open communication is best
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