You wake up on Jan. 1 to a new year, full of new possibilities and with it, a new amount you have to pay for your medicines before your health or drug plan helps. This is called your deductible. Your deductible resets at the beginning of each year and is the amount you’ll need to pay before your insurance kicks in.
Read on for tips about how to prepare when you are at the pharmacy counter and unexpectedly have to pay full price for your medicines. Try these tips to avoid sticker shock
Prepare now for next year’s resetThe good thing is now you know your deductible resets each year. Planning for your medicine costs to be higher at the beginning of the year can help you budget.
2 Comments
18/12/2019 11:13:02 pm
Informative article!! Please stop taking a medicine that you may no longer need.
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10/1/2020 03:08:15 am
You should ensure with your insurance company to cover all the medicines.
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