your pain management facility will need to find an appropriate pain medication for you that is covered by your insurance (or affordable) or find a different method of controlling your chronic pain. not knowing your medical history or the reason you are on chronic narcotics i have no way making a blind suggestion on an alternative drug.
what can be prescribed to replace oxycontin 40 mg extended release when it will no longer be covered by insurance. i was recently denied coverage of my oxycontin 40 mg extended release. i have been taking it for four years. it is prescribed and monitored from a pain management facility. i cannot take morphine and am severely allergic to red and orange dye.