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Yes — Part D plans generally cover Xarelto.

Drug Coverage · Heart & Blood

Xarelto (rivaroxaban) is used for blood clots and stroke prevention.

Does Medicare cover Xarelto?

Yes — Part D plans generally cover Xarelto. Covered for approved uses like stroke prevention in AFib and treating/preventing blood clots. 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.

Heart & Blood medications on Medicare — coverage and typical tier
Drug Used for Covered by Medicare? Typical formulary tier
Eliquis (apixaban) blood clots and stroke prevention in AFib Yes Preferred brand (often Tier 3)
Xarelto (rivaroxaban) blood clots and stroke prevention Yes Brand tier (often Tier 3)
Entresto (sacubitril/valsartan) chronic heart failure Yes Brand tier (often Tier 3)
Repatha (evolocumab) high cholesterol / cardiovascular risk (a PCSK9 inhibitor) Yes, with conditions Brand or specialty tier — varies by plan

Prior authorization & plan rules

Some plans use prior authorization or step therapy versus other anticoagulants. Xarelto is also slated for Medicare price negotiation.

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

Compare plans for the best tier placement; manufacturer savings may help.

Related medications

Related Medicare guides

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does Medicare cover Xarelto?
Yes — Part D plans generally cover Xarelto. Covered for approved uses like stroke prevention in AFib and treating/preventing blood clots. Tier and copay vary by plan.
Which part of Medicare covers Xarelto?
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.
What if my plan doesn’t cover Xarelto?
Compare plans for the best tier placement; manufacturer savings may help.

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