got a customer, that has a Part D plan that wont be a good choice for her, so I recommending a new plan. But, she takes a drug that she is getting through the RX manufacturer (sorry, cant remember the name of the drug at this exact moment).
She is concerned that changing the Part D plan, would somehow affect the PAP.
This is a little unusual for me. I can't recall a time, when I came across a PAP that is eligible for people on Medicare (not saying they don't exist, but this is the first time I believe, I came across one). Most are not eligible when on Medicare.
Anybody know, if changing Part D plans, can affect the PAP with the drug manufacturer?
She is concerned that changing the Part D plan, would somehow affect the PAP.
This is a little unusual for me. I can't recall a time, when I came across a PAP that is eligible for people on Medicare (not saying they don't exist, but this is the first time I believe, I came across one). Most are not eligible when on Medicare.
Anybody know, if changing Part D plans, can affect the PAP with the drug manufacturer?