So I heard something about Medicare drug costs being capped at $2,000 in 2025. Is that really happening or just talk?
Answered by 4 licensed agents
Answered by Clarence "Mark" Christiansen on April 4, 2025
Agent Licensed in WI, AZ, CA & 16 other states
There may be instances where the annual cost is no where close to $2,000 which is a good thing but should the cost reach the catastrophic limit of $2,000, you will continue to receive the remainder of all prescriptions at $0 until the end of the year.
Answered by Timothy Brown on April 8, 2025
Broker Licensed in PA, CT, DE & 15 other states
Please call your Insurance Company to discuss your Policy. Further please go to
www.locatemedicareinsurance.com
Thank you.
Andrew J. Zurbuch, MBA
Licensed Broker
Integrated Financial
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Answered by Andrew Zurbuch, MBA on April 7, 2025
Broker Licensed in IN, FL, KY, MO, OH & TN
Answered by Robert Simm on April 7, 2025
Broker Licensed in NC, AL, AR & 14 other states
Tags: Medicare Part D Prescription Drug
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