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Managing HIV during severe winter weather requires a proactive "safety net" so that a blizzard doesn't become a medical emergency, you know that consistency is everything—but nature doesn't always cooperate.
Here is a strategy to ensure your care remains uninterrupted during the winter months.
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Members shared helpful strategies for managing HIV care during winter storms, with the conversation touching on medication supplies, insurance... Read more
My pharmacy lets me get my meds 6 days earlier every month so I have a stash reserve of 7 months of meds sitting in my house . I’m ready for an apocalypse as long as it doesn’t last longer then 7 months lol
@A myHIVteam Member, at one point in time I had 13 months worth sitting on my counter, right now though, I have 1 month extra
How can you prepare your HIV care for severe winter storms?
Winter storms can disrupt your routine, but planning ahead keeps your HIV treatment on track. Here's how to build your safety net:
Stock Up on Medications
Keep at least a 30-day supply of your HIV medications on hand, ideally more if possible. Contact your Show Full Answer
I always have extra medication pharmacy calls every month sends medication whether out or not
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I am not sure what my new insurance will cover. I had to go from the ACA website for insurance to my employer insurance this year. I also have to change pharmacies. my deductible is going up from $1,750 to $2,750, but still a 90 day supply of meds will wipe out my deductible. First time in 11 years that I had to change plans
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