Medicare Part D PSA

[1967coronet]

Most of you guys probably know this but I figured i would post it.
Dec 7th is the last day to switch your prescription coverage if you have it.
We have had the same card for a couple years now and had just let it roll over.
This year my wife seen that the charge was going up quite a lot.
So we looked online then ended up calling our agent, prices were all over the place even comparing same coverage.
Our agent said for the most part prices were down this year. Our old card was not one of them.
Anyway we signed up for a new provider that is accepted at our pharmacy .
Saved near $40.00 per month.
If yours ticked up a little again this year check it out before the 7th.

 

[66ChargerHI-PO]

Thanks for giving us all the heads up, I see the commercial for it all the time on the tv. Yes I’m only 25 and too young to be on this but I am with my transplant as it was required for the surgery, but I am all set and I got my card already!

 

[cr8crshr]

For those that need it, great advice!!! I do not need a Plan D; however, I do have a Dental Insurance plan through the VA, administered by Delta Dental. The helps out greatly. Vision is another topic for those in need. I can get an annual exam for my vision, and needing Cataract Surgery on my left eye, is covered by my Medicare as it is a surgical procedure...But monitor your coverages as they change like the weather...Just wait 5 minutes is all...cr8crshr/Bill

 

[Krooser]

I switched back to the carrier I had 5+ years ago. I had all sorts of issues with these b*stards denying coverage while they battled with my local hospital and clinic.

So I switched and was happy.

Now my hospital snd clinic bought the offending carrier! Got mixed feelings.

But I switched because the market is in flux right now at least here... companies changing plans, some leaving the Medicare system etc.

My deuctibles went up so I'll see how it goes. This is going to be an expensive year for me.