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To: firebrand

Yes, and it’s very expensive, or at least it was at that time.
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I think you must be referring to Rimdesiver. The monoclonal antibody transfusion is less so and I heard covered by insurance or the government.


9 posted on 08/15/2021 6:17:24 PM PDT by iontheball
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To: iontheball

No, it was the antibodies, but possibly it has come down in cost.


10 posted on 08/15/2021 6:22:04 PM PDT by firebrand ( )
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To: iontheball

Found this:

Medicare pays for the administration of
monoclonal antibody products to treat
COVID-19. For example, beginning on May
6, 2021, Medicare will pay approximately
$450 in most settings, or approximately $750
in the beneficiary’s home or residence, for
the administration of certain monoclonal
antibody products4 to treat COVID-19. For
monoclonal antibody products to treat
COVID-19 that are administered before May
6, 2021, the Medicare payment rate in all
settings is approximately $310


11 posted on 08/15/2021 6:32:44 PM PDT by firebrand ( )
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