Following legal challenges, DHHS reversed these reductions entirely, including the restoration of coverage for GLP-1 medications used for weight management effective December 12, 2025, by direct order of the governor
Not independently verified, not published in a peer-reviewed study specific to FeelGood's patient population
What this means in practice: Your $50 copay doesn't count toward your Part D deductible It doesn't count toward your $2,100 yearly drug spending cap Extra Help (low-income subsidy) doesn't reduce your copay Your Part D plan sponsor isn't involved CMS manages everything centrally through a designated claims processor However: If your doctor prescribes a GLP-1 for diabetes, sleep apnea, or liver disease, you'll get it through your regular Part D plan, and standard Part D cost-sharing will apply
Reply I was denied bridge program, because I have MILD sleep apnea, meet all the other requirements, is there a way to appeal this decision Reply I should qualify for the Bridge program based on my BMI being 35.7