Does medicare cover tri estarylla?

I can help, but I need one quick detail: are you asking about Tri-Estarylla (ethinyl estradiol/norgestimate, a birth control pill) coverage under your Medicare Part D plan?

In general:

• Medicare Part D often covers prescription birth control, but coverage depends on the specific Part D plan and how it’s classified in their formulary (preferred vs non-preferred).
• Tri-Estarylla may be covered if it’s on your plan’s formulary, but you might still have:
  • a copay/coinsurance
  • possible prior authorization
  • or a step-therapy requirement (trying a cheaper equivalent first)

Medicare Part B typically does not cover routine prescription drugs, so it’s usually Part D (or a Medicare Advantage plan that includes drug coverage) that matters.

If you tell me:

1. your state, and
2. the name of your Part D plan (or Medicare Advantage plan), and
3. whether you’re asking about cost/copay or just whether it’s covered,

…I can guide you on exactly what to look for (and what terms on the formulary to search).