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rsdsharp

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4. Do you currently have insurance coverage for these

Mon Mar 8, 2021, 07:06 PM

Mar 2021

prescriptions? That can wildly skew the difference between what you are paying, the insurance company’s share, and what the price would be without coverage.

For what it’s worth, we went with an Advantage plan. We checked up front to make sure our doctors and our prescriptions were on the plan. The out of pocket for most of our prescriptions run from a couple of bucks up to ten. I have one for which we pay $47 per month. It would be over $800 otherwise.

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another medicare question - part D [View all] Kali Mar 2021 OP

You can use Medicare.gov SoonerPride Mar 2021 #1

um yeah Kali Mar 2021 #2

That is very strange Raven123 Mar 2021 #3

yes have been on it all day Kali Mar 2021 #12

Do you currently have insurance coverage for these rsdsharp Mar 2021 #4

yes BCBS through ACA, prescriptions have been included (no cost to us) Kali Mar 2021 #10

Find an insurance broker that deals in multiple medicare plans MOMFUDSKI Mar 2021 #5

This is the answer for you. Patterson Mar 2021 #6

I guess that is the way to go Kali Mar 2021 #9

How does one go about finding such an insurance broker? PoindexterOglethorpe Mar 2021 #16

Have you tried GoodRX or Singlecare? They offer coupons which help SOME times. Pathwalker Mar 2021 #7

yes that is where I am seeing this for around $40 Kali Mar 2021 #8

Because it was written by congress? That's my guess. I have found it Pathwalker Mar 2021 #11

or written by ins co.s and set by congress Kali Mar 2021 #13

Unfortunately, you'll never figure Part D out. My plan covers a brand name inhaler, Hoyt Mar 2021 #14

at least it is not just me then? Kali Mar 2021 #15