Members that are ages 20 to 40 how did you get your implant covered?

[Copilot77]

Members in your early 20s to late 40s how did you get your implant covered?

[Nycflugel]

Insurance from my job. Also they write a lot of info the drs office to the insurance w paperwork. Being a diabetic and being ED for a lot of years. Pills injections never worked.

Where do you live?

Have a full time job?

[anotherguy]

I payed cash for mine. I tried to get it done by getting insurance through my job and then applying to have it pay for it and just got the run around, which made me more nervous and impatient, so I decided to save and pay cash for it.

[Copilot77]

Insurance from my job. Also they write a lot of info the drs office to the insurance w paperwork. Being a diabetic and being ED for a lot of years. Pills injections never worked.

Where do you live?

Have a full time job?

22 still unemployed , looking for a job , pills and injections barley work .

[Ineedaworkingdick]

I was in my 20s and had no insurance. Took a lot of saving and I had to pay out of pocket..

Not an enjoyable experience at any point.

[MiddleAgedMiami]

I'm 41, my insurance through my job covered it on the first try. I had used pills for two years, and injections off and on for one year, along with therapy (my ED is mainly psychological). I still have natural ability, but the doctor said there is some light veinous leakage. I have United Healthcare in Florida. I am honestly surprised it was fully covered with no fight. I have my procedure next week.

[Copilot77]

I'm 41, my insurance through my job covered it on the first try. I had used pills for two years, and injections off and on for one year, along with therapy (my ED is mainly psychological). I still have natural ability, but the doctor said there is some light veinous leakage. I have United Healthcare in Florida. I am honestly surprised it was fully covered with no fight. I have my procedure next week.

Thanks for the response sir this really helps glad you doing better .

[Copilot77]

I was in my 20s and had no insurance. Took a lot of saving and I had to pay out of pocket..

Not an enjoyable experience at any point.

Thanks for the response I’m glad you got that done and over with salute to you in in the middle of hell rn .

[Copilot77]

I payed cash for mine. I tried to get it done by getting insurance through my job and then applying to have it pay for it and just got the run around, which made me more nervous and impatient, so I decided to save and pay cash for it.

Thanks for you response . Glad your doing better hope you enjoy the implant .