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I called Spiderman's pediatrician to see if I could get him in for the regular flu shot. The nurse asked me whether I had insurance or medicare? I said insurance. Nurse: We have given out of the vaccine for insured patients but may be expecting some next week.Me: I do not have to file insurance, I can pay cash.Nurse: "The remaining doses are for medicare patients only!"Me: So if we were on medicare he could get a shot?Nurse: "Well, it is a different kind of shot - a different dosage."Has anyone ever heard of this? Why would the dosages be different for medicare?
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