Senior citizens won’t pay more than $35 a month for insulin as new drug provisions kick in

Senior citizens won't pay more than $35 a month for insulin as new drug provisions kick in

Senior citizens and other Medicare enrollees can now get a break on the cost of their insulin.

Senior citizens won't pay more than $35 a month for insulin as new drug provisions kick in

For Medicare enrollees who take insulin via a pump, which is covered by Part B, the $35 monthly cap starts on July 1.

Senior citizens won't pay more than $35 a month for insulin as new drug provisions kick in

For Medicare enrollees who take insulin via a pump, which is covered by Part B, the $35 monthly cap starts on July 1.

Senior citizens won't pay more than $35 a month for insulin as new drug provisions kick in

For Medicare enrollees who take insulin via a pump, which is covered by Part B, the $35 monthly cap starts on July 1.

Senior citizens won't pay more than $35 a month for insulin as new drug provisions kick in

For Medicare enrollees who take insulin via a pump, which is covered by Part B, the $35 monthly cap starts on July 1.

Senior citizens won't pay more than $35 a month for insulin as new drug provisions kick in

For Medicare enrollees who take insulin via a pump, which is covered by Part B, the $35 monthly cap starts on July 1.