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Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: May 22 8:02pm | Replies (58)

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@susanfalcon52

babs10,
Evenity is covered by traditional Medicare if you have the injections in an infusion center.
I just had my 12th Evenity injections and every penny of the $5,000+ cost was paid by Medicare.
When I first started the drug, both the endocrinologist and the rheumatologist called the infusion center that very day to schedule it. The infusion center called me before I got home from the doctors office.
I am shocked at the price tag on Evenity and would love to see the breakdown of where the money goes.
As far as results, I have a dexa tomorrow and will report back.

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@susanfalcon52, fingers crossed for you! Yes, report back!