Im giving up on getting implant

[Chrismc1981]

Its been 10 m9nths on this journey and im just over it all.from every damn medication to swapping urologists and insurance bullshit im just at a point im done with it..too much bullshit to just keep getting turned away...good luck to yall who keep fighting but id rather not even go thru with it anymore,its turned me against sex now.....good luck to all

[SwedishDave]

Many guys here have a lot of experience regarding insurance companies and how to deal with them. Please dont give up. Just take a breather and rethink your strategy so you can get your life back

[duke_cicero]

I was in the same boat. Feeling my hopes completely dashed. Never give up. Never.

[Mark1974]

One potential option is to finance a semi-rigid device with a company like Care Credit. They cost less and have far less potential for revision surgeries

When you have a better insurance situation you could switch to an IPP

[LastHope]

CareCredit financing offers 0% APR for the 1st year. You are only required to make the minimum monthly payment, which is less than $500. After 12 months, the sleazeballs will increase the APR to 29.99%, so keep that in mind. I recommend switching to another institution, such as a bank or a credit union, around the 11 month mark. Use this link to check if your physician offers CareCredit financing.

https://www.carecredit.com/find-a-location/

[fucked0ne]

CareCredit financing offers 0% APR for the 1st year. You are only required to make the minimum monthly payment, which is less than $500. After 12 months, the sleazeballs will increase the APR to 29.99%, so keep that in mind. I recommend switching to another institution, such as a bank or a credit union, around the 11 month mark. Use this link to check if your physician offers CareCredit financing.

https://www.carecredit.com/find-a-location/

Did you use CareCredit, LastHope?

[Chrismc1981]

Life or this fight aint worth it no more

[Gt1956]

CareCredit financing offers 0% APR for the 1st year. You are only required to make the minimum monthly payment, which is less than $500. After 12 months, the sleazeballs will increase the APR to 29.99%, so keep that in mind. I recommend switching to another institution, such as a bank or a credit union, around the 11 month mark. Use this link to check if your physician offers CareCredit financing.

https://www.carecredit.com/find-a-location/

Yes, the untold story is Care Credit has some strategies to maximise profits. NOTHING is free if they can help it. The payment schedule they set you up with will not pay off your bill before the grace period is over. Then they back bill all the grace interest that you didn't pay.

In all fairness. I did call them & they were fairly honest about the tricks. Even after knowing that. My wife required 28 dental crowns due to having her jaw moved. The crowns were done in groups of 6. So I had to juggle a couple of accounts at the same time. I think the dental work took about one year. I paid off each segment of 6 crowns at 5 months. Looking at my canceled checks. They bounce my payment thru at leat 3 banks before it hit them. Logic there is if you pay close to the end of the grace period? Your payment will be LATE so you lose the grace period. This was maybe 15-20 years ago.

[easymoney]

Giving up is not in human nature not built into us ..keep looking at angles this whole journey is not a race it is a journey that is taken slowly with many twists and turns both in drs .. insurance companies .. personal life .. foolish to give up you have invested so much time and energy into it ..

[Chrismc1981]

I cant get nowhere with it.10 months and at square one again..i cant keep deal8ng with it..on 3 diffrent mental health meds and im just better off not being here anylonger.cant even please my soon to be wife and weve never actually had piv sex..just lost and hopeless