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Retro Service Connection= refund on meds?

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this was somthing i just thought of after looking at another guys post about benefits for 50% or more SC. one of them listed is free health and meds.

now i have been getting meds from the VA since i enrolled in 2008. i was just bumped over the 50% this year and most of it was retro EED to 2008. does that mean im due a refund for all the money i shelled out for meds? 

https://www.benefits.va.gov/benefits/derivative_sc.asp

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They will not automatically do this. I had to take my award letter to my VAMC's business office and request reimbursement of all co-pays from the VAMC. I think you can do that now by writing a letter, but I don't know if it needs to go to the intake center, VAMC, or elsewhere. Call your VAMC business office and ask.

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They did for me.  I went to the "means" office at my VAMC.  (I had been paying a deductable and copays for meds through VAMC).  I got a refund of around 800 dollars for several years of refunded copays and deductables (but only with meds supplied by VA).   Take your new VARO decision with you.  

 

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Good observation by @broncovet. It would only apply to VA copays, not necessarily for non-VA treatment costs.

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