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Is Alberta Blue Cross free for seniors?

The Government of Alberta provides seniors with premium-free coverage for prescriptions drugs and other health-related services not covered under the AHCIP. Alberta Blue Cross administers the Coverage for Seniors program and claims. AHCIP manages eligibility and registration.

How much does denosumab cost in Canada?

At the recommended dose of 60 mg every six months, the annual cost of denosumab is $716. Denosumab was previously reviewed by the Canadian Expert Drug Advisory Committee (CEDAC) in 2011 and was recommended for treatment of osteoporosis in post-menopausal women.

How much does denosumab cost in Alberta?

Denosumab costs approximately $400 per injection ($800 per year). This medication is covered by some drug plans. It is only covered by Seniors Blue Cross in special circumstances.

What are the brand names for inj zoledronic acid?

brand-name drugs. Zoledronic acid is available as these brand-name forms: Zometa and Reclast. Reclast is also approved to treat Pagets disease, and to treat and prevent osteoporosis in certain adults.

How much does denosumab cost on Medicare?

The average out-of-pocket (OOP) cost for Prolia through Medicare Part D is $257 every 6 months, which equals $42.91 per month. For patients with limited income: Medicare beneficiaries may qualify for Extra Help, a program to help pay for medication costs through Medicare Part D.