07/14/2023
MS can be expensive. Treatments that work might not be covered, newly recognized wellness programs etc, so expensive. Got a medical puffer from 2023 smoke? Need to buy sleep apnea equipment? I'm not sure on that, best ask to be sure. They cover some like: consumables for glucose monitoring and diabeties treatment including secure disposal. The monitor and needle itself. Same for MS treatments if not covered. Even if you can afford it up front. That I'm sure of
DTC helps somewhat but you must pay taxes federally. Meh. Even if you're making below poverty level anyway and get any taxes back, or slightly more and this becomes credits against... All good if not able to pay any in taxes, a program avalible for you and everyone is Pharmcare, it covers approved out of pocket medical costs like perscriptions. Equipment. Consumables. Above what DTC misses, anyway. Yeah, on those taxes. So needed. See us at HandyCircle ResourceSociety for tax needs and questions, at any time of the year, and ask about their other services! 250-563-1852 voice mail addressed daily Monday to Friday!
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