An old man's career goes flat, Snackbar moves to open deck

Not sure. It might be a different package with TFI's insurance. But it's an inconvenient coincidence if BCBS changed their coverage of certain brands around the same time we switched owner companies. I mean, we had BCBS with Moore and at Shaffer, but Moore's package covered some of my wife's med's that Shaffer's wouldn't, but other med's that Shaffer's insurance covered for monthly pharmacy pickup, Moore's insurance insisted that we use the 90 day mail-script service.

 

Not a peep from anyone in either HR department. I will be in Arlington by the end of the week, so I'll see them in person.

 

She has some meds that are a narcotic that she has to get blood work done every 90 days (to prove she is taking them). Those used to be available thru the mail, but the government passed some sort of regulation that they have to be filled at a brick-n-mortor pharmacy. Those were the most expensive because they had to be name brand. All the other scripts are cheap because they can be generic. Then she was put on the Libre 2, and got them at CVS for $75/mo. Then they started giving bogus readings after the 1st 7-8 days. (Each unit works for 2 weeks). So they switched her to the Libre 3. Which, we found out, aren't covered anymore...on the new insurance they're $500/month They worked fine for 6 months (each unit still only last 2 weeks), then in the last month, they started only working right the 1st week and giving bad readings the 2nd week. So now our insurance gave her the other brands she has to get a new script for. But they're only $70/mo, and are covered.

 

I guess we're sharing freight with more former Daseke companies than Lonestar and Wylie. Called the shipper's number on my load info to see if I was at the right place (there is nothing but roll stock at the address I was sent to) and I get the voicemail for COTC's brokerage department.