You may not qualify for a Medicare supplement (Medigap) plan as you already have a cancer diagnoses. Supplemental plans are underwritten by an insurer and preexisting cancer of any type can be a knockout factor and may result in denial or coverage. If you are granted coverage, the question is at what price they charge. It will likely be high due to the preexisting cancer diagnosis.

Instead, look at a 5-star (preferred if you can find one) or 4-star Medicare Advantage plan with a Plan D drug plan that includes Lupron in their formulary. It’s generally a Tier 5 drug which are pricey. You can’t be denied and most 5 or 4 star plans are every bit as good, if not better than Medicare supplemental plans. Work with a qualified insurance broker near your primary residence as they will compare all the plans for you in your area and don’t fall for the Medicare Advantage plans you see on TV commercials.

Also check for copay assistance that maybe available from the manufacturer, Abbvie.