Forced to get new insurance... Does TRT...

[DrmChld]

My employer is switching insurance groups so I will be forced to look for new insurance.

I was recently diagnosed with a pituitary tumor and will possibly be going on TRT.

Does being on TRT increase your chance of being denied for health insurance?

[cpeil2]

Originally Posted by DrmChld

My employer is switching insurance groups so I will be forced to look for new insurance.

I was recently diagnosed with a pituitary tumor and will possibly be going on TRT.

Does being on TRT increase your chance of being denied for health insurance?

Are you saying that you are not going to be insured under your employer's plan any more after they switch to the new carrier?

[DrmChld]

I will be going from a group plan to my own individual plan. So with the new plan I am going to have to fill out 20 pages of paper work with all the stuff I've done in the last 5 years medical wise.

I'm just afraid that now having a pituitary tumor and possible TRT coming up that this is just going to ruin my shot of getting insurance unless I get something with a massive deductible.

I'm just curious if anyone has any experience with dealing with a new insurance company when being on TRT. Is this going to work against me drasctially or do they consider it like diabetes?

[pmgamer18]

Originally Posted by DrmChld

I will be going from a group plan to my own individual plan. So with the new plan I am going to have to fill out 20 pages of paper work with all the stuff I've done in the last 5 years medical wise.

I'm just afraid that now having a pituitary tumor and possible TRT coming up that this is just going to ruin my shot of getting insurance unless I get something with a massive deductible.

I'm just curious if anyone has any experience with dealing with a new insurance company when being on TRT. Is this going to work against me drasctially or do they consider it like diabetes?

Your saying you got a test but not being treated for it. I would not say anything about it.