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Person

My mom is on Medicare with a Wellcare drug plan and Eliquis is killing her budget. Is there a cheaper way?

Claude with Gulf Coast Care Partners

The good news is your mom's yearly costs are already capped, and two free or near-free programs may apply to her.

If you send me her ZIP code, the plan ID from her Wellcare card, roughly what she's paid this year and a ballpark of her income, I can work out what she'd pay under her plan and which programs she's likely to qualify for.

Person

Her card says Wellcare Classic (PDP), S4802-083. She lives in 33774. She just started the plan this month, so nothing paid yet. She gets about $1,900 a month from Social Security and lives alone. She takes Eliquis 5 mg twice a day.

Claude with Gulf Coast Care Partners

I ran her plan and numbers. Without help, Eliquis will cost her about $250 a month for now. She's in a strong position for Extra Help, though, which would cut that to a few dollars per fill.

The plan has a $615 deductible, and she hasn't paid any of it yet. Until it's met, she pays the plan's full price: about $248.70 per 30-day fill (Tier 3).

For one person, the income limit is about $23,940 a year. $1,900 × 12 = $22,800, so she's under it. She also needs savings under about $18,090, not counting her home or car.

Replays of real chats in Claude.ai, recorded November 6, 2026. Excerpts. The price card is the live product.

More ways to pay less.

When the cash price is still too high, these are the next places to look.

  • A phone showing Eliquis 5 mg priced under a Wellcare Part D plan: $248.70 this fill, from Medicare's plan files.

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Sometimes the drug maker sells it for less.

We check 154 drug-maker prices and leave out the ones your coverage can’t use.

MedicineProgramNot available withCash price
Januvia 100 mg, 30 tabletsMerck Cash-Pay GatewayMedicare, Medicaid, VA or TRICARE$84.57
Farxiga 10 mg, 30 tabletsAstraZeneca DirectAnyone paying cash$35.00
Eliquis 5 mg, 60 tabletsEliquis Direct-to-Patient ProgramMedicare, Medicaid$345.00
Zepbound 2.5 mg/0.5 ml, 4 vialsLillyDirect Self PayAnyone paying cash$299.00
Lantus 100 units/ml, 5 pensSanofi Access Direct Savings ProgramMedicare, Medicaid, VA or TRICARE$35.00

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Questions people ask.

Is Gulf Coast Care Partners insurance?

No. It shows the cash prices sellers publish, what your own Medicare plan charges, and programs you may qualify for. The pharmacy’s price at the counter is final.

Who runs this for Gulf Coast Care Partners?

EveryCard Rx, a neutral price service, runs it for Gulf Coast Care Partners, free for you. Nobody pays to change the order of your prices, not Gulf Coast Care Partners and not a pharmacy. Options that cost the same are listed nearest pharmacy first.

Where do the prices come from?

From Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drugs, pharmacy price lists, drug makers’ own cash prices and Medicare’s plan files. Every price names its source and when it was checked.

Can I use it with Medicare?

Yes. Enter the plan ID from the member card and we look up what your plan charges, from Medicare’s own files. Drug-maker copay cards are left out, because Medicare doesn’t allow them.

What do you do with my searches?

There’s no account, we keep as little as possible, and we never sell or share health information for advertising.

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