I am aware that the VA charges a co-pay on medications in some cases. What about treatment for
a Service-Connected Disability?
I have never been treated by the VA, but I intend to see them about some cardiac and diabetes problems for which I receive VA compensation.
An example: I likely will need a battery replacement for my cardiac pacemaker in approximately two years. If the VA does the procedure, will I be subject to some charges dependent upon ability to pay? In this example, the cardiac pacemaker (sinus bradycardia) is SCed.
I used Tricare the last time I needed a "tune-up" and my co-pay was in excess of $2K.
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Ron II
I am aware that the VA charges a co-pay on medications in some cases. What about treatment for
a Service-Connected Disability?
I have never been treated by the VA, but I intend to see them about some cardiac and diabetes problems for which I receive VA compensation.
An example: I likely will need a battery replacement for my cardiac pacemaker in approximately two years. If the VA does the procedure, will I be subject to some charges dependent upon ability to pay? In this example, the cardiac pacemaker (sinus bradycardia) is SCed.
I used Tricare the last time I needed a "tune-up" and my co-pay was in excess of $2K.
Thanks,
Ron
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