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SheltieLover

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10. IcyPeas, please contact your Council on Aging or your local senior center
Sat Mar 12, 2022, 05:05 AM
Mar 2022

The Council on Aging took less than 5 minutes to tell me the provider with the cheapest Plan F, which I knew I wanted.

Plan G coverage is the same as Plan F, but does not cover the deductible.

Part D is a confusing mess, but the Council on Aging can plug in your current meds & tell you which provider offers the best price & what your out-of-pocket will be.

I was amazed at the huge difference in prices for Plan F supplement! 😱 the most expensive was $260 per month, but the Farm Bureau was only $120 per month!

For the supplement, all carriers must offer identical coverage for each category. Not so with Plan D for drugs.

If you wait to sign up for Plan D, there is a 1% per month penalty that you will pay for life! I didn't choose one, personally. I use Kroger's discount program. $36 per year to join & generics are $12 for a 90 day supply. At least for the few meds I have used.

I hope this helps!

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Republicans worked for many years to insure it is as complicated as possible PSPS Mar 2022 #1
I'm glad to know it's not just me Laurelin Mar 2022 #2
Its not just you, believe me Otto_Harper Mar 2022 #4
Some local Senior Centers are a multigraincracker Mar 2022 #3
Absolutely! As is the Council on Aging!. SheltieLover Mar 2022 #8
Thanks for the added info. multigraincracker Mar 2022 #12
Part D penalties depend on your employment benefits Random Boomer Mar 2022 #16
The F and G plans were the best by far. Under pressure, they've cut F BComplex Mar 2022 #5
What you say is true, however Otto_Harper Mar 2022 #6
I know! And the Advantage plans are a huge ripoff! BComplex Mar 2022 #7
I've been listening to this guy's videos. He has tons of videos on all the different plans IcyPeas Mar 2022 #13
It looks like Plan F is still available, but only is you sign up when you first become eligible. SheltieLover Mar 2022 #9
IcyPeas, please contact your Council on Aging or your local senior center SheltieLover Mar 2022 #10
Thank you IcyPeas Mar 2022 #11
SheltieLover gives good advice, but, for Part D: ... JustABozoOnThisBus Mar 2022 #14
Ty, Bozo! SheltieLover Mar 2022 #20
Yw! SheltieLover Mar 2022 #17
Your Part D information in not correct Random Boomer Mar 2022 #18
Ty for sharing this! SheltieLover Mar 2022 #21
This is why I'm always skeptical about Medicare for all Walleye Mar 2022 #15
yup. mopinko Mar 2022 #24
Important information for Part D Random Boomer Mar 2022 #19
I have prescription coverage through AARP lillypaddle Mar 2022 #22
We could be twins! Random Boomer Mar 2022 #23
this is the one i went w. i figured it's their main thing, they must do it well. mopinko Mar 2022 #25
UHC catches a lot of shit lillypaddle Mar 2022 #27
my bc/bs was $90/mo. mopinko Mar 2022 #28
You are not alone. I can't figure it out my Union offes doc03 Mar 2022 #26
I have two years liberal N proud Mar 2022 #29
Mutual of Omaha OLDMDDEM Mar 2022 #30
Take a look at AARP United Health Care Advantage PPO. trof Mar 2022 #31
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