Navigate Medicare Part D Plan Changes for 2023

October 2022

Patients will ask you about the big changes coming to Medicare Part D in 2023...during open enrollment from Oct 15 to Dec 7.

What’s new for 2023? Explain that there will be no out-of-pocket costs for CDC-recommended vaccines covered by Part D...such as shingles or Tdap.

And co-pays for insulin (Humalog, Lantus, etc) will be capped at $35/month...even before a patient meets their deductible.

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Table of Contents

COVID-19 Be Ready With Answers About Bivalent COVID-19 Boosters
Allergic Reactions Sort Through Specifics of Sulfa Allergies
NSAIDs Consider Kidney Risks Before Using an NSAID
Diabetes Expect Buzz About CGM With New FreeStyle Libre 3
Heart Failure Steer Away From Meds That Can Exacerbate Heart Failure
Immunizations Prevent Errors With COVID-19 Boosters and Flu Vaccinations
Psoriasis Don’t Jump to Topical Vtama or Zoryve for Psoriasis
Gastroenterology Follow a Stepwise Approach to Managing Gastroparesis
Hypotension Save Meds as a Last Resort for Orthostatic Hypotension
Medicare Navigate Medicare Part D Plan Changes for 2023
Antiplatelets Know How to Manage Antiplatelets Around Surgery
Diuretics Guide Fluid De-Resuscitation in the ICU
Hematology & Oncology Act Fast When Treating Febrile Neutropenia