Mine covered it (Mirena). I only payed my copay ($20). I have a HMO by Coventry Health Plans of Missouri. Thank you insurance for saving me over $1000. BTW - I used to have Aetna and they don't cover any birth control.
I have an insurance company called Christian Brothers. They don't cover anything that goes against the wishes of the Pope/God. I'm not kidding. I actually have a letter stating that. So no BC, but all the babies I want.
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Mine covered it (Mirena). I only payed my copay ($20). I have a HMO by Coventry Health Plans of Missouri. Thank you insurance for saving me over $1000. BTW - I used to have Aetna and they don't cover any birth control.
I have Aetna now, and have coverage for birth control. From the small print on my plan docs, it appears that your employer has to specifically add it as an option to the plan contracted for (at an increased cost to the co., I'd imagine).
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Mine covers it totally. I had one for a year before we were TTC. I loved it. Mirena is what I had. I had bad side effects(laid down on a public bathroom floor to avoid passing out and had to call dh to drive me home) for a few hours after it was put in but, that was really my only issue with it. Also had SUPER heavy periods after it was taken out but, we were KU after 4 months post IUD and apparently that goes away.
Mine does. But for Mirena it had to be processed through pharmacy benefits. I paid my $75 yearly pharm deductible and $50 copay for it as a pre-order. They'll cover insertion and follow up 100%.
Re: IUD's and your Insurance
Same here.
TTC #2 July 2014
Me: 35 DH: 36
FF Chart
DD1 Feb 2010
Yeah, seems crazy to me. Sort of backwards.
It is crazy. We have BCBS of IL which is kick ass otherwise.
Funny thing is that most of them cover viagra.
Are you serious?? Insurance companies are so messed up.
What's the name of your insurance?
I have Aetna now, and have coverage for birth control. From the small print on my plan docs, it appears that your employer has to specifically add it as an option to the plan contracted for (at an increased cost to the co., I'd imagine).