Private mufface or SS

Hello, good afternoon.I see that you have to decide between belonging to Social Security (SS) or to the private entities of MUFACE.

If there is someone belonging to the MUFACE collective in the private sector, I would appreciate that they help me answering these questions:

In relation to the carrier where insulin, needles and strips are prescribed: How often is it necessary to visit the endocrine to prescribe these medications?

For example, if Tresiba is prescribed, is it necessary to return to obtain a new recipe once the medication is exhausted?In addition, can these medications be collected in any pharmacy, as in the SS?

About the continuous measurement flash sensors (in my case, Freestyle LibreLink 2): Does the private entity provide them, as in my case does the SS do?How are they received?Are they sent by home messaging (as in my case with the SS) or must they collect them somewhere?Is one recipe every 15 days?

Thank you very much for your help.

@Valante92, I am also from MUFACE, but I saw very clear that with diabetes you have to be in the SS.Everything is much simpler and you are very well attended.

Hi @regina, could you tell me a summary for what you made that decision?

I advise you to go to the SS.Having diabetes, the media, resources and personnel are in the SS, do not hesitate.The Tresiba P eg is a visade and it seems to me that only one box is visited.I have it for a year on my health card.
The sensors do not know how they will go in the private one, but I fear that it will be much more farragoso, they give me eight for 4 months and they send me home for messaging.
We have had my father admitted 15 D, they took several holidays and they have MuFace AsisI didn't trust anything.Change all the comfort that you want from an income in private for attention with sufficient means and personnel in the SS even more uncomfortable.

I am from MUFACE ASISA The insulin recipes can be made to you any doctor and pick them up in any pharmacy, those of Tresiba need an endocrine report and you have to go to see them to the MUFACE delegation every time you are recently.The sensors I pick them up in a clinic of Asisa 2 sensors every 28 days, if you fail you to manage it directly with Abbot, if you have more questions here you have me

@meginer Thank you very much is to value the truth that one is taken away from the desire and @diabesticThey visible, right?

@Valante92, for medical and educator, the ease of getting the material, with the ambulatory very close to home, the treatment they can give you if any complication arises, with the best means ... and I no longer tell you if you have aaccident and you need a blood transfusion or .. a kidney transplant ... or a simple ambulance.By God, blessed public health.!
My father died at home with 96 years, attended in the most human way by a doctor and two nurses, I will never forget it.

Looking on Google, officials are dough in Muface.
For something it will be.

<Blockquote class = "quote" rel = "in force 92"You have to make you a recipe and go to MUFACE to visit it, not?

Let's see if I explain, the endocrine makes you a report of recommending the use of Tresiba, you have to take it to MUFACE, then every time any doctor makes you a three -year recipe you have to go to the MuFACE delegation to which youLa Sellen (Visan) and then you present them in the pharmacy, I take them two by two and the boxes have them in the fridge

In my experience, the mutual ones are going well in large cities, in the little one the best is the SS, simply because they have all the means and professionals.In private scarce.
I debuted in Sanitas and the Emergency Endocrine himself told me that if I had SS, I wouldn't think about it, I save me problems.And great, for Sanitas I go to 2 things.

Thank you very much for the comments, the truth is that for what you tell me I see that the most accurate decision is that of the SS, thank you very much you have helped me a lot because I had been going around for days 😊

My experience, for my father who had Sanitas and was anti Social Security is the same.For everything important social security wins by win.Yes, that in the private one you have a room for you only ... but or if the public media are missing, it is not worth it.
To my father who had many income before his death, for me they treated him better and was more attended in Social Security.
And for diabetes the system seems comfortable.

Type 1 diabetes here in MUFACE ADESLAS.6 sensors every 3 months.All the strips I need.
I only have the but of the medical reports, which the endocrine is canceled to give them.
Taking out that ... without much problem.
Those who say is more comfortable ss ...
By private ...
They send me a resonance today.And in 10 days I have it made.
They send me any analysis at 10 a.m.And at 10:30 I have the result in my hand.
Etc etc.
My wife was waiting for 1 year and a half for an ultrasound for the S.S, being urgent.

Good, what the previous partner says, if the waiting lists could be avoided in SS.They last for months, perhaps it would be better, but I am from MuFace Adeslas, the specialists are going when you want, which does not happen in SS.That the general medicine has to be sent to you and to waitIt gives me 6 sensors every three months, you have to go for them a little before three months, the reactive you need as well as the needles and lancetas, which are needed, although this last races you a little, as soon asTo insulin with mufface that is the one who gives you the recipes, no problem, you go to any doctor that interests you and that is in the Adeslas painting, (my case, you have several insurers) and this makes you the insulin recipe,I do not have to see them anywhere (Tohujeo and Apidra), everything can be improved, if it is true that for very serious cases the SS is better, but when Adeslas does not arrive they take you to SS, invoice for Adeslas, (mycase), my experience, I do not intend to convince anyone but to know how they work.

Totally agree with the two previous comments !!This is how private works !!

Let's see hahaha I laugh at not crying, more varied can not be the opinions hahaha I see that it is very polarized, personally I think that with trying this year and seeing how it goes with the private one, total if it does not convince me in January I could return toChange to SS.But thank you very much x

It's all very relative, I right now, I could go to private insurance, they would not take me or would charge me a paste by having a chronic disease that generates many expenses, so, so to the SS.That there is a lotSo much, we can contact via email or even by TFNO with which hospital specialist and expose the case.
I have a very bad experience with the private ones, to have little staff for surgery, try to save the money from a nurse for an instrumentation of surgery for eg and do it without nurse and instead do the technician of the commercial house qHe carries such a prosthexis (I say it with knowledge of the cause because my husband works on that and it happens constantly) or suddenly the anesthetist leaves before tpo, a childbirth that is normal and is complicated and there are no personal or technical means and running toA hospital of the SS.
A private is going well for an analytical, somewhat lower but when there is something based and in our case there is, the truth is that I do not want it, after all, it is a business.
Of course, the SS has many things that have to fix but despite that, with all the inconveniences, for me it is the best pq cdo there are problems (and you do not know how there will be), you have all the necessary staff and meansQ are of physical presence of guard (and not located and many times not even).
I could tell you thousands of private situations, that people do not know, of course.I have worked TB in the private one and I know what I speak.
Obviously everyone chooses what believes better.

For non -important things (sports injuries, tests ..) Private is faster.For the serious, the means that have social security do not have any private ...

Isabelbota said:
for non -important things (sports injuries, tests ..) Private is faster.For the serious, the means that have social security do not have any private ...

For the serious and not so serious, it is that a simple appendicitis operation or delivery can be complicated, you don't know what can happen.Someone who has no previous pathology, is young and healthy, not obese etc, a priori must go well but may not.So what?, Running to the SS?, And if there is no way or does not give tpo?
A friend of mine, in her second childbirth, with 30 years, had a girl who was just born had a cardiac arrest and there were no qualified personnel or neonatal ICU in the private where she was.A total anguish.

meginer said:

Isabelbota said:
for non -important things (sports injuries, tests ..) Private is faster.For the serious, the means that have social security do not have any private ...

For the serious and not so serious, it is that a simple appendicitis operation or delivery can be complicated, you don't know what can happen.Someone who has no previous pathology, is young and healthy, not obese etc, a priori must go well but may not.So what?, Running to the SS?, And if there is no way or does not give tpo?
A friend of mine, in her second childbirth, with 30 years, had a girl who was just born had a cardiac arrest and there were no qualified personnel or neonatal ICU in the private where she was.A total anguish.

Well, for me an operation is already serious ...
Not serious I mean tendonitis or something.