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I Recently Retired And Learned Medicare Doesn't Cover Lyrica. Anyone Know Of Patient Assistant Programs Or Prescription Savings Card?
My doctor tried switching me to a generic before and it was not a good experience. I've been through so much on this journey and recently decided to retire because I could no longer work at my job and stay well and was constantly falling behind in my workload which was really stressful. And I to my surprise recovered from tearing the tendons in both of my hips and wanted the time to take better care of myself to improve the quality of my life that will benefit me over the many years to come… read more
Constance,
There are also insurance plans called Medicare Advantage plans. Some have no co-pay for doctor visits and no co-pays for medication. Call your insurance agent or ask if they know of one. Aetna and United Healthcare are two that I know of. It also depends on your income. Call the agency of aging; they may also know.
There's some places that are mail pharmacies nowadays.
Unless it's opiods/narcotics.
Maybe look around for them?
LesleyS2 I also priced it with GoodRx and they were $603.23/month. Also I need to update where I live but I'm now living in Estes Park, CO which is a small mountain community. We only have 1 private pharmacy and Safeway so it's hard to shop around and I don't want to be driving 2 hours to pick up medication.
Constance, sorry for my post above as I hadn't read this post yet.
My kiddo was using GOODRX pharmacy card/app when they had no job.
Um- you may also want to look at supplemental Medicare plans ? But I don't know anything about them. So I can't help with that
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