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quote:Originally posted by FireTruckerWife
My Dr. still is charging $330 for the vaccine, and $22 for giving the shot. MOST of it will be covered by my Part D perscription drug plan, but I have to pay up front, and then be reimbursed by the Part D, so all in all it will cost $37. Unfortunately, I'm on a waiting list at the Dr. office for the vaccine to come in, it's on "backorder", which I feel probably means, they do not keep it in stock, and order as needed.
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Sharon, you don't look anywhere close to old enough to be on Medicare.
During our annual checkups this past July my doctor recommended the shingles shot. I figured he was just drumming up business so did not inquire to cost or insurance coverage. Now you all have me wondering whether I should reconsider.