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All too confusing! Am currently using Tudorza and rescue inhaler. Inhaler costs on Medicare seem cost prohibitive. Any info would be appreciated!
Get Medicare parts A, B, & D. That is the best way to go. Advantage providers are being sued. Claims are not being properly paid. They are refusing emergency care in cases & kil ling people because… read more
The FDA has approved a generic of dailiresp called roflumilast. Has anyone used it and does it work as well? I hate to change but my insurance company wants me to use the generic as I suppose it is much cheaper.
Have been on it for 2 months now No side effects but still SOB Not sure it's working for me My Pulmonologist wants me to do drug study for injections which has proven to help with asthma patients Now… read more
@A MyCOPDTeam Member - I've used diazapam (generic for Valium), 2 mg, cut in half, 2 -3 times/day, for many years. While for many it can cause depression or anxiety but for me it's the opposite… read more
I have been on disability for 2 years, but I have had to pay for my own insurance. I will be going on Medicare in August. Can anyone suggest the best Medicare supplement plan that will cover inhalers. I am finding out that most of the ones I take will not be covered. Thanks for any advice.
ps our governors get donations from the big pharma companies so don’t look for help from them and Ron Deathsantis in Florida has a huge donor that’s heavily invested in covid treatment drugs i e… read more
No, only the price .
@A MyCOPDTeam Member - When a new medicine is recommended or prescribed, I do some research on it - The Mayo Clinic or the Cleveland Clinic. WebMD can be slightly wrong at times. And I've decided a… read more
Need to take a Generic because I can't afford ANORO. I did get a free one from their website.. I asked my doctor for a generic and he didn't know one. HELP!
Before I got Medicare, I recieved all of my medications through the pharmaceutical companies. it will take a little work filling out the applications and then taking them to the doc fpr her signature… read more
Do the have you on a rescue inhaler. I was wheezing today and use it.
My medication after the deductible is $145 a month (trelegy elipta)!! Guess some months I won’t breathe. Sick of insurance companies and big drug companies!!!
Thanks I’ll try.