Does $50/mo sound right for a Medicare Part D

[Random Boomer]

21. There is no standard cost for Part D coverage

I pay $10/month and my wife pays more like $95/month. I have a lot of prescriptions, but they are for common and widely prescribed drugs like lisinopril and levothyroxine. She, on the other hand, has quite a few much more expensive drugs for autoimmune disorders.

To figure out which policy best covers each of us, I used the Medicare comparison tool. You enter which prescriptions you're using, then it generates the top couple of policies that cover those drugs for the least cost. Some are higher monthly costs, but no deductible. Others are cheaper monthly, but higher deductible. Find the one that best suits your financial situation.

You can change the plan every year during open enrollment, so if you go on new meds, you can shop for a different coverage policy the next time around.

https://www.medicare.gov/plan-compare/#/?year=2025&lang=en