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Yes, you can continue using Xeljanz while on Medicare. Medicare is one of several insurance options that can help make RA medications more affordable. The key is having some form of coverage, whether it's:

• Medicare
• Medicare with supplemental coverage
• Medicare Part D prescription drug coverage
• Medicare with Show Full Answer

Yes, you can continue using Xeljanz while on Medicare. Medicare is one of several insurance options that can help make RA medications more affordable. The key is having some form of coverage, whether it's:

• Medicare
• Medicare with supplemental coverage
• Medicare Part D prescription drug coverage
• Medicare with additional state resources It's important to maintain your current treatment if it's working well for you. Studies show that stopping DMARDs like Xeljanz can lead to flare-ups in about half of patients within six months. Rather than making medication changes based on insurance concerns, work with your doctor to explore coverage options and financial assistance programs that can help you stay on your effective treatment plan.

 AI-generated responses are not a substitute for medical advice. These services are not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any condition or disease. Always ask your doctor about specific health concerns.

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