Insurance company to pay for man’s life-saving EpiPen
After 10 days of waiting,
Cook suffered a severe allergic reaction after being stung by 20 bees on
"The first thing this morning I got a phone call from
Cook said he was "glad that got taken care of" when he received word the cost of the medical device was covered.
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"I am glad the insurance company paid. After they knew all the circumstances, they were nice about it."
Fonataro was pleased to see the health insurance company do what he felt was the right thing by covering the cost of the EpiPen emergency.
"They put dollars and cents over the welfare of a patient," Fonataro said. "They always tell you they have the best interests of the patient at heart. This is clearly a situation where dollars and cents ruled over a patient's wellbeing."
Fonataro also gave credit to Cook's doctor, Dr.
"I thank them for their efforts," Fonataro said. "They kept working and working too."
Since the incident, Cook said he has been hearing "from everyone" and he is glad the situation is finally resolved.
"I appreciate I got all the support I received," Cook said. "That shot was the only thing on my mind. I didn't care where I got it."
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