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<blockquote data-quote="GeneW" data-source="post: 3958407" data-attributes="member: 27284">I&#039;m looking at this. Are you on Traditional Medicare and a Plan D prescription plan?I ran Repatha through their website and it shows that you can get it for $50-$110 ish a month (once you get past the $505 annual deductible).&nbsp; I ran it through GoodRX and that crash price is $575-ish a month cash!!!Last year, to make a long story short, my crappy insurance would not pay for Eliquis at all, period.&nbsp; &nbsp; Cash price was $575-ish per month!&nbsp; &nbsp; Luckily for me the doctors office lady gave me sufficient supplies of the free samples to get me through until November when I got on Medicare.I&#039;ve been saying this for a long time, I don&#039;t know what the answer is, but something needs to be done to make health care reasonably affordable to Americans so they can afford to pay for what they need without getting their lips ripped off and going into the poor house, bankrupt etc.&nbsp;&nbsp; It&#039;s awful.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GeneW, post: 3958407, member: 27284"] I'm looking at this. Are you on Traditional Medicare and a Plan D prescription plan? I ran Repatha through their website and it shows that you can get it for $50-$110 ish a month (once you get past the $505 annual deductible). I ran it through GoodRX and that crash price is $575-ish a month cash!!! Last year, to make a long story short, my crappy insurance would not pay for Eliquis at all, period. Cash price was $575-ish per month! Luckily for me the doctors office lady gave me sufficient supplies of the free samples to get me through until November when I got on Medicare. I've been saying this for a long time, I don't know what the answer is, but something needs to be done to make health care reasonably affordable to Americans so they can afford to pay for what they need without getting their lips ripped off and going into the poor house, bankrupt etc. It's awful. [/QUOTE]

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