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Diane Omdahl

Diane Omdahl

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    Recent Articles

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    The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan: Yay Or Nay?

    The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan allows a drug plan enrollee to spread their prescription drug costs out over the year.
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    Did You Get A Letter That Your Medicare Information Was Hacked?

    The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services is notifying almost 950,000 Medicare beneficiaries that their personally information was compromised in late May 2023.
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    The Quality Of Medicare Advantage Plans...Ain’t What It Used To Be.

    The star ratings for Medicare Advantage plans are dropping. In 2025, only seven plans will have a five-star rating.
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    Insulin Coverage: What Medicare Beneficiaries Need To Know For 2025

    Insulin Coverage: What Medicare Beneficiaries Need To Know For 2025
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    Did The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan’s Fix Make It Worse?

    There are a number of issues with Medicare.gov's Prescription Payment Plan detail charts. They don't appear to be accurate and are probably misleading.
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    Problems With The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan On Medicare.gov?

    The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan, also known as MPPP, MP3 or M3P, is a brand-new program that will take effect on January 1, 2025.
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    Prepare For Medicare’s First ‘Installment Payment Plan’: The Part D...

    The biggest change coming to Medicare may be the $2,000 cap on Part D drug costs which has spawned a new program: the Medicare Payment Prescription Plan or MPPP.
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    Medicare Part D Coverage Of Wegovy: Three Stumbling Blocks

    Why don't Medicare Part D plans cover drugs like Wegovy?
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    Goodbye Medicare Part D Donut Hole; Hello $2,000 Cap

    The Inflation Reduction Act is taking steps to provide financial relief for beneficiaries by lowering drug costs.
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    2024 Medicare Open Enrollment Period Offers Chance To Stay Ahead Of...

    There are costly changes coming to Medicare Part D drug plans. The 2024 Medicare Open Enrollment period is you chance to get ahead of those changes.
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    Three Times Your Free Medicare Colonoscopy Could Cost You - Forbes

    The Affordable Care Act mandated no out-of-pocket costs for a colonoscopy. So if this test is supposed to be “free,” why do people still get a bills?