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Is anyone else having problems getting their medicine on a regular basis? Every month there is an issue.

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Coshocton, OH
July 19, 2023
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Addendum

$1,200
Commas are very important :-)

July 19, 2023
A MyMSTeam Member

I used to use CVS specialty pharmacy for my ampyra. I’ve found Mark Cuban‘s cost plus the pharmacy it is online. There is a form you download and give it to your doctor my ampyra at CVS SPECIALTY pharmacy was $1200, Mark Cuban cost plus pharmacy it is $32. Go to their website and put in your medication. It will tell you how much you will save and if they have it available can’t hurt to look .good luck.
Maybe artificial intelligence will find a cure for MS we can only hope.

July 19, 2023
MyMSTeam

If you're having trouble getting your MS medicine regularly, you're not alone. Here are some tips from the knowledge base to help you stay on track:

- Set a Daily Alarm: Take your MS medicine at the same time each day. Setting a daily alarm on your phone can help remind you
- Use Mobile Apps: Many patients benefit from the Show Full Answer

If you're having trouble getting your MS medicine regularly, you're not alone. Here are some tips from the knowledge base to help you stay on track:

- Set a Daily Alarm: Take your MS medicine at the same time each day. Setting a daily alarm on your phone can help remind you.
- Use Mobile Apps: Many patients benefit from the free CVS Specialty mobile app, which provides reminders.
- Refill Reminders: Get your medicines refilled on time. Many pharmacies offer reminders by phone, text, or email. If you don’t have refill reminders set up, ask your pharmacy.
- Communicate with Your Healthcare Team: Talk to your neurologist, nurse, or pharmacist if you think you are experiencing medication side effects or have other issues.

For more detailed tips, you can refer to the article "MS Tips for Your Busy Life" on MyMSTeam.

July 13, 2024
A MyMSTeam Member

Yessss! Everything gets denied. Doctor’s are slacking on the prior-auth’s then, leave the grievance to me!

July 26, 2023
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July 21, 2023

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