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Thank you for choosing Mutual of Omaha for your prescription drug plan. Throughout the year, count on eNews to bring you important information about prescription drugs and help you get the most from your plan.
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Protect yourself from fraud
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Medicare fraud isn’t victimless – it affects individuals and businesses and, unfortunately, can raise health insurance premiums.
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Don’t be a victim of fraud. Discover four effective ways to protect yourself from Medicare fraud:
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- Protect your health insurance information: Treat it like your credit card.
- Beware of “free” services in exchange for health insurance information: This could be a scam to get your personal information.
- Check your Explanation of Benefits regularly: Make sure the dates, locations and services billed match what you receive.
- Don’t accept items in the mail that you didn’t order: Refuse delivery and/or return the items to the sender.
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Report fraud
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If you suspect fraud, waste or abuse involving your Medicare drug plan, please call our Prescription Drug Hotline at 866-898-2898 or
send us an email.
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Online payment portal update
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In June, we’re updating our online payment portal. If you’ve already set up one-time or recurring online payments, you don’t need to take any action — your current settings remain in place.
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If you’re new to this payment option, click the button below to view a guide that walks you step-by-step through how to set up online payments.
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Learn More
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Note: For members paying their premiums from a corporate account, you may need to update your ACH debit filter/block to allow Mutual of Omaha Rx premium payments to continue. The new ACH Company ID is 0000408976.
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Find all your plan info in one place
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Find information you need about your plan, including your PDP Member Portal login, how to sign up for home prescription delivery, ways to pay your premium, a complete list of forms and plan documents and more, in one place.
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Visit the Member Resource Page →
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Learn about low costs for insulin
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To help keep your out-of-pocket costs to a minimum, $35 is the most you’ll have to pay for a one-month supply of insulin that is covered by your plan.
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For your Mutual of Omaha Rx (PDP) plan, a one-month supply is 30 days of medication. Copays will be multiplied depending on the day supply dispensed. View the table below to see how the day supply, calculated by your retail pharmacy based on your daily insulin usage, correlates with your copay amount.
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Insulin Day Supply Range
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IRA Maximum Copay Amount
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1-30
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$35
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31-60
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$70
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61-90
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$105
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91-120
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$140
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121-150
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$175
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Summer isn’t far away. As the weather warms up, you might have plans for a road trip to your favorite destination or to see friends and family. Don’t forget that your prescription drug plan offers in-network coverage at thousands of pharmacies nationwide. If you need a prescription on the go, search for a provider near you.
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Stay safe and be well.
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Dr. Manoj Pawar, MD, FAAFP
Chief Medical Officer
Mutual of Omaha
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