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JT45242

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6. Similar problem for FIL with ELIQUIS...he may have to rely on $2k a year cap

Reply to Joinfortmill (Original post)

Fri Jan 10, 2025, 12:38 PM

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Regular medicare D it is between $50-60 a month.

Medicare advantage put it on name brand formulary and you must show other generic blood thinners didn't work.

His best option is to try to quit his advantage and go back on regular medicare part D or just suck it up and pay $400 a month until his prescription total for the year hits $2000 thanks to Biden.

It is so hard for me to not say..you voted for the felon three times. Reap what you sow.

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About Medicare Advantage plans, frustrated doctors, and an old gal who has changed her mind [View all] Joinfortmill Friday OP

Trump and his cronies gab13by13 Friday #1

If that happens things are gonna get much worse Joinfortmill Friday #5

We all need to be aware that the insurance companies would not be so aggressive, nor spend so much, on marketing Attilatheblond Friday #2

Please explain the 'qualifying event' you mentioned EYESORE 9001 Friday #3

If my MA is not offered in my State next year Joinfortmill Friday #7

Medicare Advantage djtexas Friday #4

There are exceptions. Joinfortmill Friday #8

You can always get back on Medicare dpibel Friday #16

This is true. I will likely pay more and/or Joinfortmill Friday #17

Similar problem for FIL with ELIQUIS...he may have to rely on $2k a year cap JT45242 Friday #6

Not sure if your FIL qualifies gab13by13 Friday #12

Thanks...he tried that JT45242 Friday #14

Honestly, I don't think any healthcare system can handle using the most expensive drugs when cheaper ones Silent Type Friday #9

I have no issue with a drug that works... Joinfortmill Friday #10

Totally agree once it's clear cheaper med isn't working. I just don't support going to the most expensive first because Silent Type Friday #11

Best of luck. Joinfortmill Friday #13

Often they make you try cheaper even if it is contraindicated JT45242 Friday #15

Wishing you a good outcome. Joinfortmill Friday #18

By accident we found a slightly longer duration between shots helped my mom IbogaProject Yesterday #19