Tag Archive for: Part D Prescription Drug Coverage
How to take an active role in managing your prescriptions
Managing your medications, Your Health and WellnessAs you age, your health needs change and so may your list of medications. This can be overwhelming and confusing. To help you out, the Aspire Health team has created this useful checklist to assist in managing your prescriptions.
How to maximize your Medicare prescription drug benefit
All About Medicare, Making the most of your coverage, Managing your medicationsAspire Health Plan's Medicare Advantage plans all include Part D coverage. We want to help our members maximize your Medicare prescription drug benefit. Here are some answers to some commonly asked questions about Part D coverage.
Seven important questions about Medicare coverage
All About Medicare, Comparing Medicare optionsWe know that many of you will meet with a broker or a sales agent to help find the best Medicare coverage option to meet your needs. Here are a few less common, but important questions to ask your broker or sales agent.
How Medicare covers bone density tests and osteoporosis medications
All About Medicare, Understanding what Medicare coversIf you are Medicare eligible, you are likely concerned with how Medicare covers bone density tests and coverage of medications used to treat osteoporosis. We provide information on coverage of bone density tests, medications used to treat osteoporosis and information on transition drug refills.
What is the Medicare Part D Extra Help/Low-Income Subsidy (LIS) Program?
All About Medicare, Making the most of your coverageDid you know you can qualify for Extra Help for your Medicare prescription drug plan costs if you are enrolled in an MAPD plan? Learn more about the Low-Income Subsidy (LIS) Program and how Aspire Health Plan can help.
Understanding Medicare costs
All About Medicare, Comparing Medicare options, Turning 65?"What does Medicare cost?" is a common question. To further help with understanding Medicare costs, we decided to break down the costs for each "type" of Medicare.