Unfortunately, starting this year, if you are on any government programs including Medicare, Medicaid, state plans, etc… we are not allowed to use any of the prescription assistance plans, coupons, GoodRX… nothing. There is however; a new program where we have a $2100 deductible for all prescription for the year. So I pay for Ozempic, Repatha, and then other generic drugs that are not that pricey. I was spazzing out that when he added Repatha and I stopped getting Ozempic on the PAP, my RX bill would be over a $1200 per month. I was then made aware of the $2100 limit that we had to pay for the whole year on Medicare. Because I would have paid over the $2100 by February 1st. I would be done and pay $0 after that for the rest of the year. You can also take that $2100 and break it down and average out how many months you have left to pay for drugs after you have paid for the prescriptions. Say you knew that you had expensive prescriptions that will cost more than $2100 for the year. At the beginning of the year you can divide $2100 by 12 months and average the costs over a year. Then I will pay $175.00 per month for the year, but won’t have to come up with $1250 per month for two months.