How much does movantik cost with medicare?

There isn’t a single price for Movantik under Medicare. The out-of-pocket cost depends on your specific Medicare Part D plan, the dose you take (Movantik comes in 12.5 mg and 25 mg tablets), and whether you’ve met any deductibles or hit the coverage “donut hole.”

What you can expect in general:
- Cash price (no insurance): roughly in the neighborhood of $750–$1,000 for a 30-day supply of 25 mg tablets, though this varies by pharmacy and location.
- With Medicare Part D: your cost is your plan’s copay or coinsurance. It can range from a modest copay (often tens of dollars) to higher amounts depending on your plan, deductible, and whether the drug is covered.
- At later stages of Part D (catastrophic coverage): you typically pay about 5% of the price.

Important notes:
- Movantik’s savings programs are usually for commercially insured patients and may not apply to Medicare beneficiaries.
- If your plan doesn’t cover Movantik, you may pay the full cash price or consider alternatives (e.g., other PAMORA options or non-opioid constipation strategies) with your clinician.

To get an exact number:
- Check your Medicare Part D plan’s formulary and your stage in the coverage (deductible, initial, donut hole, catastrophic).
- Use the Medicare Plan Finder or contact your plan’s member services.
- Have your pharmacist run a benefits check with your Part D plan.

If you’d like, tell me your Part D plan name (or type of plan) and your usual dose (12.5 mg or 25 mg), and I can help you estimate a rough out-of-pocket range.