Does Medicare Cover Trelegy Ellipta?

Drug Coverage · Respiratory

Trelegy Ellipta (fluticasone/umeclidinium/vilanterol) is used for COPD and asthma (a 3-in-1 inhaler).

Does Medicare cover Trelegy Ellipta?

Yes — Part D plans generally cover Trelegy for COPD and asthma. Covered as a maintenance inhaler for COPD and asthma. It’s a brand inhaler, so tier and copay vary by plan.

Which part of Medicare covers it?

Part D. These are self-administered prescriptions, so they fall under your Part D drug plan (or the drug coverage built into a Medicare Advantage plan), not Part B.

Typical formulary tier

Brand tier (often Tier 3). Your exact tier — and copay — depend on the plan you choose, which is why matching the formulary to your medications matters.

Prior authorization & plan rules

Some plans use prior authorization or step therapy versus other inhalers.

If it isn’t covered (or costs too much)

Compare plans for better inhaler coverage; ask about manufacturer savings and prescription assistance.

• Help paying for Trelegy Ellipta — assistance programs and grants.
• Compare Part D plans that cover Trelegy Ellipta on a better tier.
• How drug tiers work · Extra Help for lower-income beneficiaries.

Related medications

• Does Medicare cover Dupixent? — dupilumab

Related Medicare guides

• All drug coverage · Part D plans · how drug tiers work.
• Medicare costs · Glossary · Medicare Help Center.

Get a Real Answer for Your Plan — Free

Coverage and cost depend on your specific plan and diagnosis. Call us free at 435-219-5120 (TTY: 711) with your medication list, and we’ll tell you exactly what Trelegy Ellipta costs on your plan — and whether a different plan would cover it better. No cost, no pressure.