Kris Hittler Insurance

Confused about Medicare?
We've got you covered! Call us to learn how to::
• Navigate the complex system
• Choose the right plan for YOU
• Maximize your benefits

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260-358-8157

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Let’s talk about some common questions about your Part D drug plan.
Question: Can my drug’s retail price change during the year? (Remember retail is not the co-pay that you pay through your insurance plan. It is the actual cost of the drug.)

Answer: Yes. Your Medicare Part D can re-negotiate drug prices at any time, so your plan’s retail drug price csn change throughout the year without notice. Your plan’s retail drug prices can vary pharmacy-to-pharmacy and even between preferred network pharmacies.

Next we will discuss why this matters to you.

More news about what inflation is doing to drug costa……Becker's Hospital Review and the Wall Street Journal yesterday headlined, "More that 860 drugs to see price hikes this year." "About 150 pharmaceutical manufacturers had increased prices on 866 drugs by an average of 6.6% as of Jan. 20, nearly matching the US economy's 7% rate of inflation, according to data from Rx Savings Solutions."

“Baby boomers nearing retirement age don't want to kick up their feet and relax through their sunset years. Instead, most of them want to continue working, but just fewer hours or in less demanding roles, according to a new survey. Seventy-nine percent of workers 57 to 75-years old said they would rather be semi-retired than leave the workforce entirely, according to a survey released on Wednesday by Express Employment Professionals staffing agency and Harris Poll. The main reason: many baby boomers are worried about their finances. Nearly two-thirds expressed concern about having enough savings to quit the daily work grind.”

Medicare’s AEP is in full swing. If you want to review your current drug plan, your Medicare Advantage plan, or learn about Advantage plans vs. supplements please give us a call. We do not charge for a consultation and may be able to save you money on your yearly drug costs.

REMEMBER, the annual election period, October 15-December 7 is just a few days away. It is VERY important to review your Medicare plans each year during this time. We do not charge for a review but we may be able to find better plans with lower costs. Give us a call for a “no obligation, free review”. 269-358-8157.