fepblue 4+

So far so good, I was prompted to give it a rating less than five minutes in to using it so I guess you know the value of those stars I gave it at this point. We shall see how it goes from here...tbc.... I find the app very useful after having used it now for almost a year. It does direct you to the website for certain access to parts of your account for security but I don’t mind that since it is keeping my PII safe. Update.. i’ve now use this app for well over one year going on 2...it’s very helpful in finding care. It’s also very helpful and links you to the website to your online health coach in order to earn more incentive monies for use on prescriptions and health care products. Due to the incentives that I have her I was pretty much able to get my prescriptions for the entire year free! If there’s not some glitches within the app and sometimes it loses your fingerprint for account access. But they stay up to date and rolling out application updates and as long as you have your update set to automatically enable then you should have minimal issues with this app I highly recommend it.

Ginger from nurse-line helped me so much, she listened to me carefully, asked important questions, answered my questions, and told me to go directly to the ER— which is where I needed to be. I am so thankful to have someone so nice to call, I was scared, and I couldn’t get anyone else on the phone for assistance, thank you Ginger!!
The scary thing is how difficult it is to actually speak to someone at a hospital or dr office when the on-call dr is unresponsive. I was experiencing severe vertigo and vomiting and did not want to go anywhere unless necessary as I was alone, unwell, and dreading having to move, given my condition.
As a normally very healthy person I will be forever grateful for the care and concern Ginger and the BCBC nurse-line and app provided — I could only use the app and press the button to auto call because my head was spinning way too much to read or stand and locate paperwork/phone numbers—- you really never know when you may need help and a real live person to speak to helped me understand I needed medical attention immediately. Thank you again!

As a medical professional I find the questions To general . There is no place to expand on your answers. Asthma is not going to change but is managed, I’m a Dr. what do you actually think a nurse /coach would have the education to manage it! I have ADD it is in my profile, the medical reasons behind have been treated for 30 years under a Physician trained in adult ADD. You do not know any history. Vaccination’s considering I am retired DOD given most while in service you have no record! As far as MS, I know there is no one other than a MS Specialist that should be giving any advise. Considering I’m 64 I believe my BP , weight, activity level, and lipid profile are above average for anyone my age. You pay an Insurance Actuary only to benefit your existence . So you group people rather than treating each patient individually. If insurance would quit trying to practice medicine and let Doctors treat patients correctly the first time you’d see less claims. Making patients go through try this first , then if you fail we’ll ok what you need. I’ve practiced and worked for Insurance. I’ve had to correct more bad NP and PA’s That don’t know their drugs or how to read labs .