I got my notice back from Medicare and it shows you billed for 300, but I only got two boxes of medicine with 120 doses. 

WHY DID YOU BILL FOR MORE THAN I RECEIVED?

We didn't, and this can be confusing. 

Medicare requires we bill for the actual amount of medicine in each dose, measured in milligrams. If you are using Albuterol, for example, there are 2 ½ milligrams of medicine in each vial. For Medicare we must bill the number of doses (120) times the milligrams of medicine in each dose (2.5) and that equals 300. 

Why? Doctors can prescribe more or less medicine in each dose. This is how Medicare accounts for paying for the exact amount of medicine.

If this does not answer your question, please call America's Best Care Plus, toll-free, at 1-800-638-6305. Our pharmacy staff are available to answer questions 24 hours a day. 

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