Medicare Part D Prescription Drug plans sort drugs into “tiers,” and your copay amount depends on which tier your drug belongs in. Generics and other drugs in lower tiers usually have a flat copay, but for higher-tier drugs, you may pay either a copay or a percentage of the cost.
Medicare Part D Prescription Drug plans sort drugs into “tiers,” and your copay amount depends on which tier your drug belongs in. Generics and other drugs in lower tiers usually have a flat copay, but for higher-tier drugs, you may pay either a copay or a percentage of the cost.
If your prescription is more expensive, it’s usually because your medication is in a different tier than the ones in the past. But sometimes there’s a mistake. Our client care team can help you understand your drug charges and guide you through resolving any issues you have.