Getting out of the Medicare drug doughnut hole faster

The new law that bans “gag clauses”, which had prevented pharmacist in some states from letting customers know about a lower price for their drugs if they paid case or didn’t use insurance, took effect immediately for private insurance and is effective January 1, 2020 for Medicare Advantage and Part D prescription drug plans. But are you aware that if you have Medicare Part D or Medicare Advantage, and you pay the lower cash price at the pharmacy in your plan, the money you pay can count toward your out-of-pocket expenses? Read attached article to find out why this is important. Click here…

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