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PinsAndBeetles t1_iwemzpi wrote

I’m sure if you speak to your current provider they can work with assisting in getting records transferred ahead of time and possibly give you a cushion supply of medication. The wait to see a psychiatrist depends on the area, and a primary care doctor may assist until you get an appointment. Telehealth is an option as well. When you apply in PA for Medicaid your application is usually processed in under 30 days as long as you provide a signed application, income verification, etc. If you’re in an area where UPMC is available it is one of the best Medicaid plans. You’ll get an enrollment packet when you’re approved and can select. Dental coverage is not the best. Make sure you show proof of your closure date in your previous state.

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secret-bid1121 t1_iwetb4q wrote

Is it a $0 pay plan with UPMC? I have Aetna -0- pay plan & didn’t get a lot of things they said I would. I’m looking for something that covers Specialists (Aetna is $35 & PCP $5) but from what they told me everything is increasing on all carriers. I was supposed to have no cost for generic meds & just had to pay $100 for a new one so now being told it depends what grade it falls into.

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PinsAndBeetles t1_iweva13 wrote

The UPMC for You is a Medicaid managed care plan that is $0 pay and has little to no copays. There is $0 copay for in network doctors and nearly all medications. Again, this specific UPMC plan is a Medicaid plan, but overall I’ve had positive experiences with UPMC overall. I had it at my old job vs Aetna at my current one and the UPMC was better overall.

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