Helping a Client Unlock the Medicare Benefits He Qualified For
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Choosing the right Medicare Part D prescription drug plan isn’t just about finding the plan with the lowest monthly premium. Your specific prescriptions, dosages, pharmacy, deductibles, copays, and each plan’s formulary can make a major difference in what you actually pay.
In this step-by-step tutorial, Aaron Zolbrod of The Health Insurance Store shows you how to compare Medicare Part D plans and determine which option may provide the best overall value for your prescriptions.
Aaron also explains what to look for when one expensive prescription is driving up the cost of your entire Part D plan. In some situations, it may make sense to compare alternative ways of purchasing that medication—such as prescription discount programs, cash-pay options, manufacturer assistance programs, or other legitimate pharmacy options—while using Medicare Part D for your remaining medications