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Frequently asked questions

How do I redeem the offer?

Use the unique referral URL or QR code shared with you by your friend, and click the "Activate Referral Credit Offer" button after entering your contact information.

What service is eligible?

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I went to a store and the representative wasn't familiar with the AT&T Refer-a-Friend program. How do I get my credit?

Be sure to click the referral link that your friend shared with you to activate the offer prior to ordering new AT&T service. Once your new account is activated, a dedicated team will verify eligibility and confirm your credit is applied within 1-2 bill cycles.

You must place your new AT&T order within 30 days of activating your offer?

You must place your new AT&T order within 30 days of activating your offer.

When will I see credit on my account?

Your credit should be applied within the first two bill cycles after your new AT&T account is activated.

How can working with a regular doctor increase your chance of insurance coverage compared to telehealth?

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Working with your regular doctor can increase your chance of insurance coverage in several ways, including:
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When your insurance plan is making a decision on whether to cover your GLP-1 prescription, they will want to review your medical history and recent labs results. Your doctor already has this information within your patient chart, and if you don’t have recent labs, your doctor can order new labs during your appointment. Most online, telehealth-based GLP-1 clinics do not have access to your full medical history in your patient chart, which limits their ability to achieve insurance approval.
In the event your insurance plan initially denies coverage for your GLP-1, this decision can be appealed by your doctor by writing a “Letter of Medical Necessity” and sending it your insurance company. Writing an effective letter requires a doctor to have a real relationship with their patient. Online, telehealth-based GLP-1 clinics find it challenging to write effective "Letters of Medical Necessity" given their lack of personal relationships with patients.
Insurance plans are increasingly flagging and scrutinizing GLP-1 prescriptions written by online, telehealth-based GLP-1 clinics. Working with a regular doctor can help avoid this additional scrutiny.

Can the Honest Care Report be shared with telehealth doctors?

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Yes - your Honest Care Report can be submitted to any doctor, including doctors working with online, telehealth-based GLP-1 clinics. Taking the Honest Care Assessment before engaging with a telehealth services presents several advantages, including helping you save money.

By using Honest Care before engaging with a telehealth company, you’ll find out how likely you are to get a GLP-1 prescription and will receive guidance on any recommended steps to take before your GLP-1 appointment. This can save you money by avoiding paying subscription fees until you’re fully prepared for your telehealth appointment.

Who is eligible for GLP-1s?

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There are nearly 10 GLP-1 medications available in the United States. Currently three of those medications, Zepbound®, Wegovy® and Saxenda®, are FDA-indicated for weight-loss assistance. The FDA indicates that people with a BMI ≥ 30 kg/m2 OR people with a BMI ≥ 27 kg/m2 who have been diagnosed with at least 1 weight-related condition are eligible for GLP-1s.

All other GLP-1 medications, including Ozempic® and Mounjaro®, are currently FDA-indicated for people diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes.

I already know I’m eligible for GLP-1s based on FDA-guidelines. How can Honest Care help me with eligibility?

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While FDA-guidelines are critical for understanding GLP-1 eligibility, there are a number of other factors to consider for determining GLP-1 eligibility.

Additional eligibility criteria that Honest Care takes into account include:

Weight-related conditions by importance in Prior Authorization (PA) - insurance plans often take certain conditions more seriously than others when determining GLP-1 eligibility.
Medication step therapy - many insurance plans only consider patients eligible for GLP-1 coverage only after trying lower-cost weight loss assistance medications first.
Ethnicity-based BMI guidelines for determining whether a patient is overweight by ethnicity.

What is Prior Authorization (PA)? Does Honest Care help with insurance?

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Prior Authorization (PA) is a process run by insurance plans to determine how necessary a medication is. Most insurance plans require Prior Authorization (PA) before approving coverage for GLP-1s.

After your GLP-1 prescription is written, your insurance plan will notify your doctor if a PA is required and ask your doctor for additional documentation on why your medication is necessary.

If a PA is required, your insurance plan will ask your doctor to submit detailed information on your diet and exercise history, your past weight loss attempts, weight loss medications you previously tried, and any unique challenges that you face that make a GLP-1 medically necessary.

The Honest Care Report includes evidence requested by most insurance plans and can be submitted to your insurance during the PA process. During your appointment, your doctor can attach your Honest Care Report to your health record so it is submitted as supporting evidence to your insurance if Prior Authorization is required.