Date of Service Amount Paid Name of Provider Payment Type Date Payment Applied Common Questions. Show Transaction Details Hide Transaction Details. Please use your card for approved items (determined by point-of-sale technology) and pay for any uncovered items or remaining balance with another form of payment.Member Health Account Balance. 4 Easy Ways to Enjoy Your BenefitsA: Yes, you can check out with approved and unapproved items. Use the Medline catalog-Your over-the-counter benefit can be used to purchase items from the catalog supplied by Medline. Don’t throw out your card-It will be reloaded at the start of the next calendar quarter.

Hair Removal Products.Your balance does not carry over-Try to spend the full $60 before the end of each quarter. Conditioner and shampoo (including those used for dandruff), hairspray, styling aids. Scholl's callus removers, Odor-Eaters, pedicure products, shoes, toenail clippers. Bring your OTC Plus/OTC card with you, as you cannot use your Healthfirst Member ID card or Medicare card to purchase OTC items.Always, douches, feminine lubricants and pads, tampons. Purchases of approved items are automatically deducted from your card balance. When you check out, swipe your OTC Plus/OTC card for payment. Where Can You Access Benefits? Your exclusive option for ordering online can be found at local retailers, take your items to the checkout lanes. Ordering Over-the-Counter (OTC) Products Has Never Been Easier! Amerigroup has partnered with NationsBenefits to offer you an Over-the-Counter (OTC) benefit with access to hundreds of approved health and wellness items. eligibility and discounts by the scan of the barcode To learn more. card balance and discover eligible items and discount when shopping in-store at. The OTC Network® app is a fast and convenient way to check your OTC Network. Label2.Text = 'Second digit:' & by HI Technology Corp on. MsgBox('You have to enter a 2 digit number in the textbox.', MsgBoxStyle.Information Or MsgBoxStyle.OkOnly, 'Not a 2 digit number')

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