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I Am Transitioning To Medicare Health Care And Looking For Advice For The Best Gap Coverage For Multiple Myeloma Patient. Thank You
Thank you so much for your response - very helpful.
For someone transitioning to Medicare and seeking gap coverage for multiple myeloma, here are some options and advice based on the knowledge base:
- Medicare Savings Programs: These programs can help cover some of the costs that Medicare doesn't, such as premiums, deductibles, and coinsurance
- Medicare Extra Help: This Show Full Answer
Contact Bristol Myers Squibb, they will send a application that you and your oncologist fills out your mm team should pass that to the hospital pharmacy and work on getting you help with the cost.
I am on MC Bronze and I have BluemedicareRx. With that coverage it pays for my monthly Darzalex injection and 90% of the Revlimid. I have a grant that picks up the balance (my copay). I have not paid a penny for any of my treatments. My copays for other meds (dexamethasone, acyclovir, compazine) are minimal.
Do you think you need GAP? I have Medicare A, B, C and D which covers my prescriptions. I think you’re going to have out of pocket expenses anyway, I would talk to a rep. to see what’s available and what’s good for you. I love what I have, but anything I think you’re going to have out-of-pocket.
I Am Transitioning To Medicare Health Care And Looking For Advice For The Best Gap Coverage For Multiple Myeloma Patient. Thank You
Hello Fellow MM Survivors! I Have An Insurance Question For The Group, What Is The Best Insurance Provider To Have While Dealing With MM?
Is MM A Disease Of The Wealthy Or Better Off, I See Very Few Complaints About Financial Costs.
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