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Jessica was at the point where the pharmacy asked that we call the insurance company for the preauthorization. The phone number given on the fax was 1-800-555-1212. The real number was changed to protect the innocent ; ) Jessica asked that I call this number as she was confused over the instructions given on the other end of the phone line.
Hmmm...
What could it be?
Now before you get wise and ask, No, the prescription was not for Viagra! My next call was to the local pharmacy involved, who gave us the toll free number to call. I spoke to the lead pharmacist who after he stopped laughing and composed himself, said the new pharmacist accidentally transposed the phone number incorrectly. The number should have been a 1-866 number, not a 1-800 number. Here is another thought. Maybe the 1-800 number is actually another way to raise money for Obamacare! By my calculations it would only take about 1.5 trillion minutes of calls to this hotline to pay for the one trillion dollar Obamacare plan. If each call lasted an average of five minutes, and if 100,000 doctors offices called once a day for five patient prescriptions, it would only take just under 600,000 prescriptions a day to fully fund Obamacare, without raising anyones taxes! And think of all the unemployed "hot girls" who could now get a job! It would do wonders for the unemployment rate!!! Hey, I was just saying ; )
Flushots, while supplies last, are included as part of a Traditional Wellness Plan.
For everyone else, Flushots will be available for $30.
My favorite is to supplement with Vitamin D, which is now available as our supplement of the month for October. Our Vitamin D supplement has been shown to increase your blood level of Vitamin D, increasing the ability of your immune system to fight off infections such as the flu.
Our supplement of the month for October 2010 is Vitamin D3. I believe that Vitamin D3 aids our immune systems, which helps protect us from the flu, or "influenza".
Our Vitamin D3 supplement, contains Vitamin D3, 2000iu per drop, and contains approximately 900 drops per bottle. The average dosage is between 1 and 4 drops daily, best taken at night.
Vitamin D3 can now be purchased for $15, $5 off the regular price. Vitamin D works great with or without a flu shot.
Click here for a list of other supplements available at The Institute For Medical Wellness
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Dr. Steven Horvitz128 Borton Landing Road, Suite 2Moorestown, NJ 08057856-231-0590