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Anyone taken Evenity (romosozumab) for Osteoporosis?

Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: Nov 5 10:09pm | Replies (1348)
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@sbcher and @connibar Medicare covers Evenity under part B, since it is given in the doctor's office. This is true for regular Medicare and Medicare Advantage. It is covered 80%. Still expensive unless you have a supplement that covers it.

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sbcher | @sbcher | May 18 11:33am

Yes they cover 80%, but my out of pocket was $625

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Helen, Volunteer Mentor | @naturegirl5 | May 18 12:07pm

I checked into the cost of Evenity and was informed that my Traditional Medicare Part B and my co-insurance (Medigap insurance) would cover the cost of Evenity after I paid my deductible. I am required to get my injections in an infusion center. The injections would not be covered if I got Evenity in a doctor's office. It's worth checking your insurance and the billing.

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