Will Insurance Pay For Cialis For Bph

Does Medicare Cover Cialis? | Medicare & Medicare Does Medicare Cover Cialis? | Medicare & Medicare Does Medicare Cover Cialis? | Medicare & Medicare Does Medicare Cover Cialis? | Medicare & Medicare cialis, benign prostatic hyperplasia (bph), erectile dysfunction, insurance Answer this question Answers JT jth473 31 Jul 2015 I had to have my urologist appeal the initial rejection of the application for Cialis 5mg for BPH. Upon appeal it was approved. +0 CO coloresue 30 May 2015 It depends on your insurance. Most Medicare Part D plans do not cover Cialis for the purpose of erectile dysfunction, but it may cover the drug for BPH. Even if your prescription drug plan covers Cialis, you may have to pay a higher percentage of the cost because Medicare categorizes Cialis as a non-preferred brand-name, or specialty drug (a tier 3 drug).

Tadalafil is the generic version of Cialis. Like Cialis, tadalafil isn’t covered by Original Medicare and, in most cases, isn’t covered by Part D or Medicare Advantage. In some cases, however, if you’re prescribed tadalafil for BPH specifically or for pulmonary arterial hypertension, Medicare Part D or Medicare Advantage may cover it. This is up to the private insurers who offers Part D plans in your area, but most likely a plan will not cover Cialis for erectile dysfunction, even if it may cover for BPH. If your plan does cover Cialis, you generally pay a high percentage of the cost, as Cialis is tiered as a non-preferred brand name or specialty drug.