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Insurance for medicines.
This month I started going to a government hospital for adhd
But still I have to pay for ADHD medicines which are expensive
So today I spoke with the insurance company
But they said it's a pre-existing condition
Can I hide this condition
Please share your opinion
Because I can't pay for medicines
As it's expensive
I could have hidden as they asked me do you have any pre existing conditions
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Adhd starts from childhood and persists to adulthood, it does not come as first time in adulthood. So whatever you do the insurance company will find out based on the nature of the illness.
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Dr. Pooja Kapri
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7 yrs exp
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Unfortunately the ADHD meds are not available in the inventory of GMC or BMC run hospitals.
You shouldn’t hide any pre existing medical conditions or ongoing treatment protocol from the insurance company as they can hold you liable for withholding information
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