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Medicare drug coverage, Part D plan choices, saving money on medications, and what's changing with prescription costs.
May 25, 2026
Does Medicare Cover Repatha? Costs, Coverage, and Ways to Save in 2026
Yes, most Medicare Part D plans cover Repatha, but it usually sits on a higher formulary tier with prior authorization. Here's what you'll actually pay in 2026 and how to lower the cost.
Grandma Should Not Have To Be a Pharmacist: Where Did the Part D Help Go?
Medicare insurance professional William Gray examines how the loss of agent compensation for Part D enrollment is leaving seniors without expert guidance on one of the most complex healthcare decisions they face each year.
Does Medicare Cover Breztri and Other COPD Inhalers? What You'll Pay in 2026
A practical guide to Medicare coverage for Breztri Aerosphere and other COPD inhalers, including what Part D pays, how tiers and prior authorization affect your cost, and ways to lower the price.
Why Your GoodRx Card Might Be Costing You More Than It Saves on Medicare
Medicare agents explain how using discount cards like GoodRx can prevent you from reaching the Part D out-of-pocket cap, potentially costing you more over the course of a year than running prescriptions through your plan.
Patient Assistance Programs: Real or Scam?
Are Patient Assistance Programs (PAPs) legitimate or a scam? Learn how PAPs work, who qualifies, and how they can help Medicare beneficiaries afford brand-name medications.
The Medicare Donut Hole Is Gone: What Actually Happens Now When Your Drug Costs Climb
The Medicare Part D donut hole was eliminated in 2025 by the Inflation Reduction Act. Here's how the new $2,100 out-of-pocket cap works, why your January copays might still spike, and how the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan can help spread costs evenly.
Medicare GLP-1 Bridge Program: Weight Loss Drug Coverage in 2026
Everything you need to know about the Medicare GLP-1 Bridge Program launching July 2026, including eligibility requirements, covered drugs like Wegovy and Zepbound, $50/month costs, and what comes next with the BALANCE Model.
How to Save Money on Prescriptions With Medicare
How to save on prescription costs with Medicare by comparing plans, using generics, choosing lower cost pharmacies, and exploring programs like Extra Help.
Diabetes and Medicare: Insulin and Part D Coverage
How Medicare covers diabetes care, including the $35 insulin cap under Part D. Understand costs, coverage options, and how a Medicare agent can help you find the right plan.
Medicare Part D: Common Reasons Generic Drug Prices Increase
Agents and brokers help explain why generic prescription costs rise under Medicare Part D, from annual plan and formulary changes to pharmacy network shifts and legislative impacts. Learn how to stay informed and minimize surprises at the pharmacy counter.
How Medicare Beneficiaries Can Save Money on Prescriptions
Practical strategies for Medicare beneficiaries to save on prescription drugs — from discount cards and manufacturer programs to mail-order pharmacies, Canadian imports, and knowing your Part D formulary.
What are some 2025 changes in the Medicare Prescription Drug Plan?
Stay updated on the 2025 Medicare Part D changes. Learn about new prescription drug plan updates, lower costs, and key policy shifts affecting beneficiaries.
The Most Popular Medications Among Medicare Recipients in 2023
Discover the most frequently prescribed medications among Medicare recipients in 2023. With seniors on Medicare comprising a significant portion of drug expenditures in the U.S., the total cost for 2023 is projected to be $370 billion.
Medicare Part D: Choosing the Right Prescription Drug Plan
This guide to Medicare Part D covers its importance, available plans, costs, and key factors in choosing a plan. It also addresses common pitfalls and special considerations for specific needs, helping you make informed decisions about prescription drug coverage.