How to do a 2024 Medicare Part D Analysis

Video Description:

Confused about Medicare Part D? You're not alone! Prescription drug plans can be complex, but they don't have to be overwhelming. This video takes you through a step-by-step analysis of Medicare Part D, so you can make an educated choice that suits your medication needs as 2024 approaches.

📝 What You Will Learn:

1️⃣ What to consider when choosing a plan
2️⃣ How to compare costs and coverage
3️⃣ Navigating the Medicare Plan Finder tool

✨ Why Giardini Medicare?
At Giardini Medicare, we specialize in assisting consumers like you in their transition to Medicare. Our consultation services are absolutely FREE, and we pride ourselves on providing accurate, detailed, and trustworthy advice.

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[robinknudson]

... I love this group, they have made my Medicare initiation and continuation process manageable.

[phyllisgerzich]

Step by step video makes navigating Medicare prescription drugs easy. Thank you, well done.

[-Tryzub-]

I don't get it. I'm enrolled in a drug plan (because of the enrollment penalty in the future), but the GoodRx price is always better. So I think I'm just wasting money.

[tomsko]

Happy coincidence, I was just looking at the website last night.
Since you work with so many clients, have you ever found that a client came back saying that the estimate shown on the website was incorrect and that thier out-of -pocket was much more than expected?
What do you recommend to do then?
At 6:11, if you click on the "Drug Costs" link, it takes you to a page. Can you explain that page? There's a section talkng about a "Donut Hole" that makes no sense.

[la-gluh]

I don't understand why there are listings for Retail Pharmacy vs Mail-In Pharmacy. Why are they both listed?

[hfyuuke]

Is there any way to know how likely a Part D insurer is to respond positively to an appeal? I have a very expensive prescription that is not on any formulary. There is no generic and even with GoodRX the cost is ridiculous. I had luck appealing it on my Advantage plan coverage but that plan is no longer available in my state.

[JFlocRNa]

Dumb question, looking at Wellcare for Part D as I'm only on one Tier 1 med. I usually get it filled every 3 months, 90 tabs (one daily) but Wellcare's site says QL 30 tabs in 30 days. Does that mean I have to pick up my prescription now monthly vs. every three months?