Medicare

[Giggles]

Can someone explain the donut hole effect when one is on medicare? I am trying to figure out if I just have my Medicare and then of course a Part D plan will that provide enough coverage OR will my husband always have to be insured through a group medical plan for me to get the best and most paid for coverage. I have ALWAYS been under the impression that the group plan through my husband's insurance will ALWAYS be the better way to go in terms of cost, copays and coverage.

Jennifer 36 years old with CF and CFRD

 

[Giggles]

Can someone explain the donut hole effect when one is on medicare? I am trying to figure out if I just have my Medicare and then of course a Part D plan will that provide enough coverage OR will my husband always have to be insured through a group medical plan for me to get the best and most paid for coverage. I have ALWAYS been under the impression that the group plan through my husband's insurance will ALWAYS be the better way to go in terms of cost, copays and coverage.

Jennifer 36 years old with CF and CFRD

 

[Giggles]

Can someone explain the donut hole effect when one is on medicare? I am trying to figure out if I just have my Medicare and then of course a Part D plan will that provide enough coverage OR will my husband always have to be insured through a group medical plan for me to get the best and most paid for coverage. I have ALWAYS been under the impression that the group plan through my husband's insurance will ALWAYS be the better way to go in terms of cost, copays and coverage.

Jennifer 36 years old with CF and CFRD

 

[Giggles]

Can someone explain the donut hole effect when one is on medicare? I am trying to figure out if I just have my Medicare and then of course a Part D plan will that provide enough coverage OR will my husband always have to be insured through a group medical plan for me to get the best and most paid for coverage. I have ALWAYS been under the impression that the group plan through my husband's insurance will ALWAYS be the better way to go in terms of cost, copays and coverage.

Jennifer 36 years old with CF and CFRD

 

[Giggles]

Can someone explain the donut hole effect when one is on medicare? I am trying to figure out if I just have my Medicare and then of course a Part D plan will that provide enough coverage OR will my husband always have to be insured through a group medical plan for me to get the best and most paid for coverage. I have ALWAYS been under the impression that the group plan through my husband's insurance will ALWAYS be the better way to go in terms of cost, copays and coverage.
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<br />Jennifer 36 years old with CF and CFRD