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Medicare Part D prescription drug plans
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Medicare & Insurance
Medicare Part D prescription drug plans
Share Medicare dos and don’ts, including eligibility and supplemental insurance.
After reading one person's question on why seniors cannot use their prescription discount card instead of a Part D prescription coverage plan I was very confused with the answers provided. I understan
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Forums » Health » Medicare & Insurance » Medicare Part D prescription drug plans
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Medicare Part D prescription drug plans
posted at May 31, 2012 6:09 PM EDT
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After reading one person's question on why seniors cannot use their prescription discount card instead of a Part D prescription coverage plan I was very confused with the answers provided. I understand that if you do not join a Part D plan by a certain date you will pay a penalty charge, which then would add the amount of your penalty charge to your Part D plan if at a later date you decided to join one. My prescription costs now I am on Medicare seem to be a very good co-pay price through Walgreens, so if you have already joined a Part D insurance plan, and are paying a set amount every month, but you choose not to use it, then could you use the Walgreens discount card anyway? |
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