Bonitas - hire better doctors to review your authority protocols for pathology

Dear Bonitas,

Polycystic ovarian syndrome and hyperthyroidism are listed as 2 of my chronic conditions. Why this medical aid would not pay for my fasting insulin and d3 tests without a motivation letter ia beyond me. What doctors do you have dealing with these protocols that do not understand how insulin resistant pcos medications need to be adjusted (amongst other things regarding my pcos severity) according to fasting insulin levels? Or lacks understanding of how d3 deficiency can drastically affect the severity of both conditions?

1 year later, I am now being bothered by pathology labs about unsettled accounts (their delay), due to this.

Already T3 tests are not covered, which I pay for cash, because doctors decided T3 levels are not important, which I almost always have a deficiency of (I paid and didn't complain , although I could provide a mass of peer-reviewed articles that prove these levels are just as important as the rest).

I am now tasked with bothering my busy doctor to write a letter , not only for a year ago, but every time i would need to check my levels to adjust my meds (oh goodness forgive us people who pay you thousands, to want to take care of ourselves the best possible way).

This is inconvenient for busy individuals as well, such as myself. Considering the high amount of money paid to your scheme monthly as well. I expected better.