Cuyamaca College Medicare Discussion

answer the following questions:

• Who is eligible for Medicare Part D?
• Must patients enroll in Medicare Part D?
• Is there only one “Original Medicare” plan? Or are there more options available depending on where you live?
• Do you need Medicare part D if you have insurance?
• Can patients enroll in Medicare Part D anytime or only during open enrollment?
• Do you have to re-enroll every year?
• Must someone pay both a copay and coinsurance on each prescription? Or does it depend on what medication it is?
• What is the Initial Coverage Level dollar amount before you transition into the coverage gap?
• When selecting a plan what should patients consider other than price?
• What should patients look at when comparing plans?
• Who should I talk with before choosing a plan?
• What is the dollar amount that patients transition out of the coverage gap into catastrophic coverage?
• Is it more beneficial to have a Medicare plan that also has prescription drug coverage, instead of buying them separately?
• Is maximum out of pocket enrollee responsibility the same as a deductible, once that cost is paid out the plan picks up all other costs?
• If someone doesn’t have computer access how can they research different plans and sign up?
• To what extent as a pharmacist can you help a patient decide on plans without crossing the line of influence?
• What is the best way to explain how to go through this process of comparing plans to someone, what should they be looking at?

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