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Does Medicare Pay for Flu Shots at Pharmacies and Doctors' Offices? A Complete Guide
"Staying protected against seasonal influenza is a cornerstone of preventative health for seniors and individuals living with disabilities. As autumn approaches, many Medicare beneficiaries begin searching for information regarding where they can receive their annual vaccine without out-of-pocket costs. The good news is that Medicare places a high priority on preventative care, recognizing that the flu can lead to serious complications for older adults. Understanding how Medicare coverage applies to flu shots requires looking specifically at Medicare Part B. Under federal regulations, Medicare Part B covers the cost of one flu vaccine per flu..."
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