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Shingles Shot Surprise with Medicare | Odessa News
Got stung by a $200 shingles shot? You’re not alone—and it’s not Medicare’s fault. While Medicare covers many vaccines, Shingrix requires a Part D prescription drug plan for zero out-of-pocket cost. You can’t enroll on a whim—only during the October 15 to December 7 open enrollment window. Even with the Inflation Reduction Act’s vaccine cost cuts, Part D is still essential for Shingrix. Flu shots? Covered by Part B. Shingles? Needs Part D. If premiums are a hurdle, Extra Help can assist those with limited income or assets. Don’t wait—enroll during open enrollment to avoid surprise bills…
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