Medicare Part D explained how works

to make things easier anyone who wants part D information should read this

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[Justasheet1]

Good read. I have costly private insurance that seems like a bargain after that read.

[Mystic75]

Thank you so much for this information. Both my husband and I are retired - we're on Medicare and get a supplement, which includes Medicare Part D, through my retiree benefits program from my former employer.

Despite receiving a supplement, it is still very expensive but if in the future my husband has to go back on ibrutinib or venetoclax, currently we would only have to pay a $25.00 copay per a 30 day supply. Also, there is a cap on what we would have to pay out per year.

So considering the potential costs of treatment down the road, we're sticking with my retiree insurance.