Here is an example of how the out-of-pocket costs add-up.


If a Medicare beneficiary had prescription drug costs of $6440 per year, here is how much it would cost the Medicare Part D beneficiary personally or out-of-pocket:

Annual Deductible (or first $310 spent):	-	$310
25% of ($2830 - $310 = $2520):	-	$630
100% of ($6440 - $2830 = $3610):	-	$3610
Total Cost to Medicare Beneficiary (out-of-pocket):	-	$4550

Therefore, our Medicare beneficiary that had Prescription drug costs of $6440, would have approximately $4550 of out of pocket or personal costs per year.

New supplement reduces the cost of prescription drugs for Seniors on Medicare Part D.

Seniors can now:

• Buy U.S. generics for less than a co-pay and not contribute to the doughnut hole. (This makes more coverage available for high priced medications.)
• Use our service when in the doughnut hole for coverage at discount prices.
• Save even more with our special pricing for those who qualify for Medicare.

Call a representative today at 1-800-615-0868 for a free quote.