Like thousands of retirees, Jude Pare headed south for the winter expecting to come home to the same Medicare coverage he left behind. Instead, he returned to find his prescription drug plan had been canceled over just $28.80 in missed premiums — leaving him without coverage for a medication that could cost roughly $1,800 every 90 days out of pocket.
Pare, who lives in rural Minnesota with his partner Diane Tix, says he never realized his previously free Medicare drug plan had started charging a monthly premium while they were away in Arizona.
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