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Chronic Health Conditions Discussion and Support

rsdsharp

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1. Yes. It kind of makes sense since an A1C is a measure of blood sugar over 90 days.

Reply to Peregrine Took (Original post)

Tue May 30, 2023, 01:47 PM

May 2023

That said, I went to my doctor just short of the 90 days and was told the same thing. I didn’t want to have to come back in a few days, and just paid the cost of the test out of pocket. It was $30.

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Medicare only pays for one AC1 test every 3 months? [View all] Peregrine Took May 2023 OP

Yes. It kind of makes sense since an A1C is a measure of blood sugar over 90 days. rsdsharp May 2023 #1

A1C. hippywife May 2023 #2

The A1c I_UndergroundPanther May 2023 #3

Excellent that 90 days is the magic number. Good for the doctor. jimfields33 May 2023 #4

Frequent A1C testing doesn't tell you much Warpy May 2023 #5