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I just moved to LA in February and don't have many friends. Months ago I bought 4 tickets to Boris Brejcha at the Bowl 7.26 because I think his shows look incredible and like such an experience. It's now 2 days away and I have literally no one to go with.
How can I find buddies?
some context: im a model, late 20s, moved from nyc, and would prefer to go with female friends -- unfortunately the ones I have here would rather pluck their eyebrows out than go to a techno show :// any advice for filling my tickets and getting a group together?
I just moved to LA in February and don't have many friends. Months ago I bought 4 tickets to Boris Brejcha at the Bowl 7.26 because I think his shows look incredible and like such an experience. It's now 2 days away and I have literally no one to go with.
How can I find buddies?
some context: im a model, late 20s, moved from nyc, and would prefer to go with female friends -- unfortunately the ones I have here would rather pluck their eyebrows out than go to a techno show :// any advice for filling my tickets and getting a group together?
I just moved to LA in February and don't have many friends. Months ago I bought 4 tickets to Boris Brejcha at the Bowl 7.26 because I think his shows look incredible and like such an experience. It's now 2 days away and I have literally no one to go with.
How can I find buddies?
some context: im a model, late 20s, moved from nyc, and would prefer to go with female friends -- unfortunately the ones I have here would rather pluck their eyebrows out than go to a techno show :// any advice for filling my tickets and getting a group together?
I've been taking Vraylar for about four years for bipolar disorder, and Medicaid covered it without any issues when I lived in New York and Colorado.
After moving to California, I've now been without it for five weeks. Four psychiatrists have told me they've submitted the prior authorization, while multiple pharmacies say they either never received it or it's still pending.
I'm stuck going in circles between my doctors, the pharmacy, and Blue Shield Promise Medi-Cal, and no one can tell me who's responsible or how to fix it.
Has anyone successfully gotten a stalled prior authorization approved through Medi-Cal? What department or process finally got things moving?
I’ve been without my bipolar medication for 5 weeks because of Medi-Cal. Who is responsible?
I moved to California in February and wasn’t able to get Medi-Cal coverage until May, so I went months without consistent psychiatric care. I have bipolar disorder and take a mood stabilizer, an anti-anxiety medication, and Vraylar. I’ve been on Vraylar for about four years after my psychiatrist in New York prescribed it, and it’s been a stable part of my treatment ever since.
I’ve had Medicaid in both New York and Colorado, and getting Vraylar covered was never an issue. I know it’s an expensive brand-name medication (over $1,000/month without insurance), but Medicaid always covered it.
Now that I’m on Medi-Cal, it’s been an absolute nightmare. I’ve gone through four different psychiatrists, and every one of them says they’ve submitted the prior authorization. Meanwhile, multiple pharmacies (Capsule and others) keep telling me they either never received it or that it’s still not approved.
I’ve now been without Vraylar for five weeks. I’m spending hours going back and forth between doctors, pharmacies, and my insurance with no answers, and my mental health is starting to unravel. I even went to Exodus Mental Health last week because I was feeling suicidal, and even they haven’t been able to get this sorted out. It’s been a week since that visit, and I still don’t have my medication.
Has anyone dealt with this in California, especially with **Blue Shield Promise Medi-Cal**? Is there a way to get a continuation-of-care medication approved faster or escalate a prior authorization that’s been stuck for weeks? Who is actually responsible when the doctor says they sent the PA, the pharmacy says they don’t have it, and nothing moves?
If anyone has specific advice, contacts, or departments (member services, grievance, case management, ombudsman, etc.) that actually helped resolve something like this, I’d be incredibly grateful. I honestly don’t know what else to do.
I moved to California in February and wasn’t able to get Medi-Cal coverage until May, so I went months without consistent psychiatric care. I have bipolar disorder and take a mood stabilizer, an anti-anxiety medication, and Vraylar. I’ve been on Vraylar for about four years after my psychiatrist in New York prescribed it, and it’s been a stable part of my treatment ever since.
I’ve had Medicaid in both New York and Colorado, and getting Vraylar covered was never an issue. I know it’s an expensive brand-name medication (over $1,000/month without insurance), but Medicaid always covered it.
Now that I’m on Medi-Cal, it’s been an absolute nightmare. I’ve gone through four different psychiatrists, and every one of them says they’ve submitted the prior authorization. Meanwhile, multiple pharmacies (Capsule and others) keep telling me they either never received it or that it’s still not approved.
I’ve now been without Vraylar for five weeks. I’m spending hours going back and forth between doctors, pharmacies, and my insurance with no answers, and my mental health is starting to unravel. I even went to Exodus Mental Health last week because I was feeling suicidal, and even they haven’t been able to get this sorted out. It’s been a week since that visit, and I still don’t have my medication.
Has anyone dealt with this in California, especially with Blue Shield Promise Medi-Cal? Is there a way to get a continuation-of-care medication approved faster or escalate a prior authorization that’s been stuck for weeks? Who is actually responsible when the doctor says they sent the PA, the pharmacy says they don’t have it, and nothing moves?
If anyone has specific advice, contacts, or departments (member services, grievance, case management, ombudsman, etc.) that actually helped resolve something like this, I’d be incredibly grateful. I honestly don’t know what else to do.
My professional career started in growth marketing in 2018 - my career progressed quickly and I lead growth marketing teams at 3 startups in NYC. My last startup I was brought on as a co-founder, Medium even wrote an article about me, but the job didn’t last long and the company kind of ousted me.
I’ve been out of work since 2022. With my founder, startup operating, team leadership experience I think Investor Relations is a pivot that I’ll not only like but makes sense.
However I feel out of practice and I don’t speak the lingo. What do you recommend I do to prep myself for interviews, gain knowledge, feel confident in my skill set, and present a competitive resume?
I’m in LA now if that makes a difference. Thank you!