2024 Medicare Donut Hole/Coverage Gap Numbers Revealed!

In this video, I talk about the new 2024 Medicare prescription drug numbers including the new donut hole information.

Christian Brindle Insurance Services is a Medicare specialized agency located in Sandy Utah. Christian hosts the most popular Medicare podcast on the internet called The Everything Medicare Podcast, written and published two books about Medicare, and is the founder of his own company that is dedicated to helping people on Medicare everywhere.

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[annebebee]

With the $8000 cap, what happens if my first drug purchase has a cost of $12, 000 of 30 days?

[melblacke]

Your explanations are very clear and concise.

[janice]

The best description for information I have been tryin to find out for in several telephone calls from my insurance company and have each time reaches the can't help you with that information.. So THANK YOU

[jackierinker]

Is Ozempic considered one of those insulin exceptions?

[colinwattonville]

This might just be the simplest explanation of RX coverage I’ve ever seen.

[reklovjj]

Clear explanation for a stupidly complicated over complicated system

[ronnm]

The changes really help people who use very high priced meds and/or insulin. The coverage gap is narrower. There is no cost for catastrophic coverage. There is a $2000 cap on out-of-pocket costs.

[DavidGillooly]

I am pretty sure anyone in the USA that has a heart condition where Eliquis and Entresto are prescibed face the Fonit Gap by May/June and ghet hit with a $500 increase per month.

It would have been informarive for you to name the the insurance firms that are essentiually increasing costs from a larger copay to a percent of retail drug cost because they can befiore new rules comeinto play for 2025. I'd avoid them if possible.