Yes, Dupixent is covered by Medicare through Part D benefits, but coverage will vary from plan to plan. Each Medicare Part D plan will have a formulary listing the specific drugs that each plan offers coverage for. Part D plans vary by location and carrier. Therefore, you’ll want to check your plan’s formulary before enrolling in Part D coverage for your Zip Code.
Depending on how severe your condition is, your doctor may prescribe an injectable. Dupixent is an injection many eczema patients use. While savings may vary, you may also be able to cover some of these costs if you have a Medicare Advantage plan, depending on your policy.
Medicare Part D will cover most Eczema medications, including various prescriptions, such as creams and ointments, oral tablets, and injections. The price you pay depends on the type of medication.
Prescription drugs also come in various tiers, with higher-tier drugs costing more. If you cannot afford the medicine your doctor prescribes, the Extra Help program can help keep your medication co-pays affordable if you qualify. You may also receive free or reduced costs for your healthcare treatments.