Sana forced me off my established meds Sana has forced me off a drug that I have been established on since Dec 2017, onto a cheaper version that I am not tolerating well, and gives me no options to address the situation. Their response is nothing short of "tough, get over it, there is nothing you can do about it - we have the power over you, not vice versa." I have THREE meds available to me that I can take for my condition. Or, I can have a liver transplant. How's that for 'options?'

Be Prepared! CONS: SmithRx is Sana's prescription benefits manager. Be prepared to put a lot of work(phone calls, emails, etc) to get precriptions approved. Also, as a Type 1 diabetic for 30 yrs I find SmithRx to be a company who is only about the financial bottom line. They have denied every presciption my Endocrinologist of 30 yrs has turned in. They have denied every Rx only approving the cheapest, generic form of the drug. I have difficulties trying to find out what drugs are approved on their formulary list. I am 52 yrs old and have dealt with many ins. companies through my years but this is the first company that has truly made me feel my health is of no importance to them - it is about the bottom dollar amount only! PROS: For the medical side of Sana, I have not used it alot but so far have had no complications.

Crystal was amazing! Crystal was amazing to work with. Answered all my questions and then some. Very pleasant and well knowledged. She responded to me in a timely manner and set up meeting for the next day so we could talk through the questions I had. She followed up with email summarizing what we had talked about and provided links for me to share with employees.

I did eventually get the answers I… I did eventually get the answers I needed but it took much longer than I had hoped since I was in the middle of trying to get some appointments scheduled.

Providers refuse Sana Difficult to find providers that will accept Sana. Will not even make an appointment if I " self pay".