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Promacta coverage on Medicare

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10 years 2 months ago #52015 by dmblank
Promacta coverage on Medicare was created by dmblank
Did anyone have trouble getting Promacta authorized on Medicare?

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  • ~ Janet ~ Diagnosed Sept. 2008
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10 years 2 months ago #52020 by midwest6708
Replied by midwest6708 on topic Promacta coverage on Medicare
I may be mistaken, because I'm new to Medicare this year; but I think coverage depends entirely on your particular Part D plan's policy, not to Medicare itself. You'd need to check with your Plan D company. If they won't cover it, you could consider switching to a plan that does. You only have until December 7 to do so. CMS.gov has more information about it.

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