I'm kind of guessing your pump will be covered by medical insurance, was it your insurance company that told you you need to change pumps or your doctor ?. I would not expect that pump manufacturer would have a say on this.
Hello, I read that 640G is not available in the states. It’s either 630G or 670G (if anyone could correct me).
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/insu...-on-medtronic-now-youre-just-trolling-us/amp/
I assume you would need insurance and an endocrinologist if you are wanting to upgrade.
Assuming you are paying for your pump consumeables what is to stop you using the current pump until you can get health insurance (sorry I know this probably isn't easy if you are not in the right kind of job over there)? You could have the inferior pump as back up in case the 640 goes wrong. Not in the US and thankful for my NHS supported pump in the UK.Exactly. Since 640g is not available in the US they want to replace it for the 630g for free. The problem is that the 630g is worse than 640g.
It was pump manufacturer (Medtronic). Since I just moved to the US I currently don't have a US doctor or health insurance. I called about a faulty sensor and they told me that they will be replacing the pump since I'm now in the US.
Hello, I read a post on Instagram which sounded slightly similar to your post - she had a pump from Medtronic Germany and Medtronic USA didn’t support it so she was forced to buy an american supported pump. So you might not get any support or consumables (if you needed any). I hope you get insurance and everything sorted soon to continue pump therapy.
Oh sorry for the late reply, from her caption, it sounds similar to yours but I apologise in advance if it doesn’t. The female was in Germany for 3-4 years and then went to America. View attachment 37741
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