Medical Report on ABBOT Sensor

Good morning, I've been using Abbot's sensors for the lifestyle that I carry and because I normally have more than two hypoglycemia at night.I have been paying them from my pocket, € 120 per month, and now it is finally subsidized by the Social Security system.I, being official, my system is MUFACE and they have told me that my society, Adeslas, is the one that has to make me provide such sensors.The endocrine has played me saying that I need to use these sensors and I have sent it to me and they have told me that it is not worth that role, their answer when asked if you have a report model has been: "There is no normalized document to performThe application must be a report of your detailed doctor in which you explain your particular case and that can be valued by medical management if you are a candidate for this continuous measurement device. "
I wanted to ask you if you have any model to pass it to the endocrine and I filled it similar.
Thank you very much, Muaacccc

I am a mutualist of Mugeju, with Mapfre they finance them without any problem, they only asked me for a brief medical report in which I said they needed them.I think they are dizzy unused.If the endocrine considers that it is the best medium in your case for glucose monitoring they have no more noses to provide it.

@Montsevn, I am also from MuFace, but I chose social security, because for diabetes they always have the best attention.

My endocrine, of Social Security, I agreed to use them, but he had to communicate it to inspection and they were the ones who authorized me.
It seems that not everywhere does not act the same.
@Montsevn, to see if someone has been in the same situation as you and can help you.

I am also an official, and I think that the best attention to diabetics is social security, I've always been there.But I think the private ones are obliged to give the same benefits.In Social Security, the endocrine decides, according to objective criteria that have unified at the regional level.I don't know if they coordinate between autonomies.In my case, having too many hypoglycemia was a determining criterion.Specifically, they told me that they recommended free if you had 10 % of hypoglycemia in registered glycometer values.

Hello, thank you very much for your contributions.My experience with the endocrine of the social S. has not been good, I was with endocrinas of the S.Social, first at the Ramón y Cajal hospital and my experience was horrible and I changed to the endocrine of the specialist paintingFrom my neighborhood and it was also horrible, they didn't know anything about diabetes ... I also tell you that it was about 20 years ago, maybe they have specialized more.When I went to MuFACE I took an endocrine that a friend who has a child with diabetes was recommended but soon I stop being in the societies arranged with MUFACE, so I am paying it € 200 every time I go, but the problem is not that I payA paste for a good endocrine, but to have options for aids, your reports do not serve me.

Montsevn said:
Hello, thank you very much for your contributions.My experience with the endocrine of the social S. has not been good, I was with endocrinas of the S.Social, first at the Ramón y Cajal hospital and my experience was horrible and I changed to the endocrine of the specialist paintingFrom my neighborhood and it was also horrible, they didn't know anything about diabetes ... I also tell you that it was about 20 years ago, maybe they have specialized more.When I went to MuFACE I took an endocrine that a friend who has a child with diabetes was recommended but soon I stop being in the societies arranged with MUFACE, so I am paying it € 200 every time I go, but the problem is not that I payA paste for a good endocrine, but to have options for aids, your reports do not serve me.

Of course, the subject is that, if you are not going to an endocrine arranged with the company, they will not be worth your reports, it is not a topic of forms.

@Montsevn, does the FJD enter you?
They serve me there for the SS, the public-private agreement, now they are part of the Quirón group.Endocrine (all women by the way) control quite a lot and nurses too.Surely they could make a detailed report.

In Chirón (the private part) there was one that attended me in Toledo for the SS when I debuted (Dr. Amparo Marco) and it was the one that put my batteries with everything.He is at the Quirónsalud Madrid University Hospital;Here you will take you Adeslas.She knows how the reports are because she makes them in the SS of Toledo for her patients there.

The other option is that you do not renew with MUFACE at the end of the year and move to the general system.The theme has changed a lot in recent years.

ruthbia said:
@moncesevn, does the FJD enter by Adeslas?
They serve me there for the SS, the public-private agreement, now they are part of the Quirón group.Endocrine (all women by the way) control quite a lot and nurses too.Surely they could make a detailed report.

In Chirón (the private part) there was one that attended me in Toledo for the SS when I debuted (Dr. Amparo Marco) and it was the one that put my batteries with everything.He is at the Quirónsalud Madrid University Hospital;Here you will take you Adeslas.She knows how the reports are because she makes them in the SS of Toledo for her patients there.

The other option is that you do not renew with MUFACE at the end of the year and move to the general system.The theme has changed a lot in recent years.

@Ruthbia for pointing out, rather than with MUFACE, with whom I would not renew it would be with the company.Mutualists are always, we can never be in the general regime, a different thing is that in regard to health, we opt for healthcare in social security instead of private company, but still we will continue belonging to passive classes and theSpecial regime.By the way I did not know that you were from Toledo.

Thank you very much Ruthbia, if sometimes I have thought about changing to public health but the problem is that I have two specialists, gynecologist and digestive, who have taken me for years for other issues that I have and I like them.FJD does not have an official but I have seen Dr. Marco in the chirón and I think I can give an appointment with her, to see how, I will tell you.Thank you all.

Montsevn said:
Thank you very much ruthbia, if sometimes I have thought about changing to public health but the problem is that I have two specialists, gynecologist and digestive, who have taken me for years for other issuesI have and like them.FJD does not have an official but I have seen Dr. Marco in the chirón and I think I can give an appointment with her, to see how, I will tell you.Thank you all.

Look also the picture of other companies in case you are interested in making the ordinary company change.The truth is that I was twenty years with Adeslas and just this January changed because the medical picture, especially in endocrinology, at least in Toledo was very poor.

Thanks Fer

They put it on me on 30 and I had to provide detailed report, years of evolution, bad and very important hemoglobins that make you what frequent hypoglycemia type, that should know an endocrine, mine knew exactly what I had to put to approve it

My endocrine warned me that I would make me an "exaggerated" report.He put me "bad control of diabetes and frequent inadvertent and severe hypoglycemia."When reading it in Adeslas they didn't put any paste and gave me the sensors.

Well, in Andalusia that I know they finance all type 1 diabetics, regardless of control, it is assumed that we have a daily strict control.They also finance it for type 2 who use insulin with very frequent hypos, for that it has in detailed report but to type 1 for the fact of being, they are financed since February 2020 that I know.

meginer said:
because in Andalusia that I know they finance it to all type 1 diabetics, regardless of control, it is supposed to have a daily strict control.They also finance it for type 2 who use insulin with very frequent hypos, for that it has in detailed report but to type 1 for the fact of being, they are financed since February 2020 that I know.

Thanks for the information.I am type 2 almost without pancreatic reserve, for the moment with slow and fast only for breakfast.The fact is that I am quite well because I buy the sensor, but for example, I do not notice the types, I find out the sensor (which I then check with glucometer).You open a door to claim in the future to finance the sensor ...
I have always thought that if in the end the pancreas does not work what else is type 1 or 2 ...

Isabelbota said:

meginer said:
because in Andalusia that I know they finance it to all type 1 diabetics, regardless of control, it is supposed toHave daily control daily.They also finance it for type 2 who use insulin with very frequent hypos, for that it has in detailed report but to type 1 for the fact of being, they are financed since February 2020 that I know.

Thanks for the information.I am type 2 almost without pancreatic reserve, for the moment with slow and fast only for breakfast.The fact is that I am quite well because I buy the sensor, but for example, I do not notice the types, I find out the sensor (which I then check with glucometer).You open a door to claim in the future to finance the sensor ...
I have always thought that if in the end the pancreas does not work what else is type 1 or 2 ...

If you are type 2 you will have more complicated PQ and cost it to the type 1 of all ages, in Andalusia until 2020 they did not begin to finance it to those over 14 years and an anus before until 14. But everything depends on the endocrine, I know two type 2 diabetics to those who are financed because they have frequent and inadvertent hypos.If your endocrine puts that in the report, they can give it to you, try and eat it.

meginer said:

Isabelbota said:

meginer said:
meginer said:
because in Andalusia that I know they finance it to all theType 1 diabetics, regardless of control, it is assumed that we have a daily strict control.They also finance it for type 2 who use insulin with very frequent hypos, for that it has in detailed report but to type 1 for the fact of being, they are financed since February 2020 that I know.

Thanks for the information.I am type 2 almost without pancreatic reserve, for the moment with slow and fast only for breakfast.The fact is that I am quite well because I buy the sensor, but for example, I do not notice the types, I find out the sensor (which I then check with glucometer).You open a door to claim in the future to finance the sensor ...
I have always thought that if in the end the pancreas does not work what else is type 1 or 2 ...

If you are type 2 you will have more complicated PQ and cost it to the type 1 of all ages, in Andalusia until 2020 they did not begin to finance it to those over 14 years and an anus before until 14. But everything depends on the endocrine, I know two type 2 diabetics to those who are financed because they have frequent and inadvertent hypos.If your endocrine puts that in the report, they can give it to you, try and eat it.

Thanks for the info.