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Cost of Evenity injections

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@singingbones. If you switch your Medicare to a supplement (not advantage) but Supplement type plan G,F (there are many with alphabet names A, C etc.), your supplement would cover everything Medicare does not. For example I have Medicare A, and B with Supplement F and I pay about $120/month for F. When I get Evenity my out of pocket is zero because the supplement covers what Medicare B doesn't. It might be worth looking into. I realize the Advantage plans can be cheaper or zero premium but you are having to pay more because they don't cover as much as a supplement.

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@deborahla - I made this comparison yrs ago, but perhaps it's time to research it again - thank you!

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Just a note to help pay for the deductible for your shots or meds. If your doctor orders the meds on your Part B (doctor part) instead of the Part D (Drug Pan) it will cost a lot less. He did this for me for my Prolia shots. It cost me $300 deductible instead of $600. I still have an Advantage Plan and get my medical Part B back because I am in a Special Needs Plan

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