The Explanation of Benefits document (EOB) indicates that the out-of-pocket cost for GARDASIL is equal to or less than $30. Am I [is my son/daughter] eligible for a rebate?
In order to be eligible for a rebate, the out-of-pocket cost for the dose of GARDASIL must be greater than $30. An out-of-pocket cost equal to or less than $30 is not eligible for a rebate. The rebate is limited to the amount the private health insurance company indicates on the Explanation of Benefits (EOB) that the patient or the person responsible for the out-of-pocket cost is obligated to pay for the dose of GARDASIL minus $30, up to a maximum of $130. The maximum rebate for each dose is $130, regardless of the amount the patient or the person responsible for the out-of-pocket cost for the dose actually paid or is obligated to pay.
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- The Explanation of Benefits document (EOB) indicates that the out-of-pocket cost for GARDASIL is equal to or less than $30. Am I [is my son/daughter] eligible for a rebate?
- The Explanation of Benefits (EOB) document indicates that the out-of-pocket cost for GARDASIL is equal to or less than $30. Am I [is my daughter] eligible for a Rebate?
- The Explanation of Benefits document (EOB) contains additional patient information not associated with the administration of the dose of GARDASIL. Is that OK?
