To have Medicare
prescription drug coverage, you must belong to a Medicare-approved prescription
drug plan like Express Scripts Medicare. CMS has automatically enrolled or
reassigned you to Express Scripts Medicare because:
·
You are a full benefit, dual-eligible beneficiary (which means
you have both Medicare and Medicaid); you take part in a Medicare Savings
Program; or you get Supplemental Security Income (SSI).
OR
OR
·
You applied and were approved for Extra Help, also called the
low-income subsidy (LIS).
·
You have been automatically enrolled into a Medicare
prescription drug plan in the past, and you continue to receive Extra Help in
2019.
·
You or your authorized
representative did not voluntarily choose to enroll in another
Medicare prescription drug plan.
·
Your current prescription drug plan has a premium in 2020 that
is higher than the minimum amount required by CMS, or your Medicare
prescription drug plan is terminating at the end of 2019.
Medicare
will help pay for some or all of your prescription drug costs.
The amount of help you
receive depends on your income and resources. The tables below show how much
you will pay for your monthly premium, yearly deductible and prescription drug
copayments, based on which situation applies to you. You can also use the
amounts shown in the letter you received from CMS to determine your costs.
A.
If you have Medicare and full Medicaid coverage, and are
receiving in-patient care in a medical institution or skilled nursing facility:
Your
monthly premium is:
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Varies by Region †
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Your
yearly deductible is:
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$0.00
|
Your
copayment for generic drugs (including brand drugs treated as generics) is no
more than:
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$0.00
|
Your
copayment for all other drugs is no more than:
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$0.00
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B.
If you have Medicare and full Medicaid coverage, income at
or below 100% of the federal poverty level, and are living at home or
outside a medical institution or skilled nursing facility:
Your
monthly premium is:
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Varies by Region †
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Your
yearly deductible is:
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$0.00
|
Your
copayment for generic drugs (including brand drugs treated as generics) is no
more than:
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$1.30
|
Your
copayment for all other drugs is no more than:
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$3.90
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C.
If you have Medicare and full Medicaid coverage,
income above 100% of the federal poverty level, and are living at
home or outside a medical institution or skilled nursing facility:
Your
monthly premium is:
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Varies by Region †
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Your
yearly deductible is:
|
$0.00
|
Your
copayment for generic drugs (including brand drugs treated as generics) is no
more than:
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$3.60
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Your
copayment for all other drugs is no more than:
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$8.95
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Please note: You
will pay the same copayment as set by Medicare at any network pharmacy. Pricing
and references to retail pharmacies with preferred cost-sharing that appear
elsewhere on this website do not apply to you.
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