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Can someone help me? Need Advice!
Hi all,
I am turning 62 soon and having to select a supplemental plan to Medicare and choose a D prescription plan. Does anyone have any proposal for me? I am concerned that the prescription plan will give me generic thyroid meds instead of brand. I have called several and they say that they will not if my doctor has prescribed brand. Any experience here will be of great help.
Thanks in advance!
I am turning 62 soon and having to select a supplemental plan to Medicare and choose a D prescription plan. Does anyone have any proposal for me? I am concerned that the prescription plan will give me generic thyroid meds instead of brand. I have called several and they say that they will not if my doctor has prescribed brand. Any experience here will be of great help.
Thanks in advance!
Yes! I recently came across a site called http://medicaresupplementinsurances.com/ that provides information about Medicare supplement insurance plans. You can view various plans and more about Medicare supplement insurance. Hope this will help you.
Best of luck!
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I'd ask your doctor or the person at the doctor's office who handles insurance, especially the D prescription part. They would be in the position to know if any given insurance company pressures them to go with generics instead of name-brand. Good luck!
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