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1. Some of the increase is due to the $2000 cap, but it's a big improvement for most of us.

Reply to Ilsa (Original post)

Thu Dec 5, 2024, 06:41 PM

Dec 5

Are you using an insurance broker who can give you cost of other comparable Part D plans that include coverage for your meds and any meds you might need during the plan year.

In any event, good luck. It's overly complicated.

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I need a little help about my expectations of my Part D [View all] Ilsa Dec 5 OP

Some of the increase is due to the $2000 cap, but it's a big improvement for most of us. Silent Type Dec 5 #1

Are you looking on the medicare.gov site for plan options? mahina Dec 5 #2

This is a great resource Lulu KC Dec 5 #4

Call your local senior center or the Council on Aging in your area SheltieLover Dec 5 #3