Last year I used it to find the best program for my aunt. However, this year there were major changes to that plan so I decided to make sure it was still the best plan for her. It has dropped to 55th on the list. The new best plan is by the same insurer and will save her $1000 in 2007 over the plan she has now.
If you have a list of the medications and doses, it shouldn't take longer than an hour, likely a lot less, to make sure a plan is the best for any one person. Husbands and wives do not have to have the same plan and their information is entered separately.
This has been a public service announcement from Sara Claus at home.
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Thank you Sara. One of my closest friends is disabled, he has syringomyelia (sp? It's the condition often referred to as "Bobby Jones disease").
He is on the Medicare program, so I will be sure to go through this site with him and see if there's a better deal.
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A very good site, but, and this is important Make doubly sure that your pharmacy of choice accepts the 'cheaper' plan you select.
BTDT learn from me
DH takes over 26 different scripts per day we now get about half of them at no charge..Hoooray!
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