Medicare Part D

Explore Your Medicare Prescription Drug Coverage Options

Save Money and Have Peace of Mind with a Medicare Prescription Drug Plan

Original Medicare Part A and Part B doesn't include prescription drug coverage, so an option to help cover the costs of medication is a Medicare Prescription Drug (Part D) plan. Part D is an optional benefit that's available to everyone who has Medicare. To get coverage for your prescriptions, you are required to join a Medicare plan that offers prescription drug coverage. Our licensed agents can search for Part D plans available in your service area and provide information about costs, including deductibles, premiums, and copayments/coinsurance.

There are two ways you can get prescription drug coverage, either through a Medicare Prescription Drug plan or Medicare Advantage plan (Part C). These plans include commonly used generic and brand name prescription drugs. Each plan has different coverage and drug lists available. Costs for your Part D plan depend on the medications you take, whether your plan covers those medications, and whether there are any coverage restrictions.

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How To Get Started

Important Medicare Facts

If you don't have many drug costs now, but don't want to worry about coverage for future needs and want to avoid future penalties, look at Part D plans with a low monthly premium for drug coverage. If you happen to need prescription drugs in the future, all Part D plans are required to cover most drugs used by Medicare beneficiaries.

When choosing your Part D plan, look at plans with "tiers" that charge you nothing or low copayments for generic prescriptions.

Medicare has an Extra Help program to help beneficiaries with limited income and resources pay for some or all prescription costs, like premiums, deductibles, and coinsurance.

There are certain periods when Medicare beneficiaries can enroll in Part D, including the Initial Enrollment Period and Special Enrollment Periods. If you don't enroll during these periods, you may face a late enrollment penalty.

Simple Steps to Get Started with Choosing Medicare Prescription Drug Coverage

Create a list of your current prescription drugs.

Speak with our licensed agents about which Part D drug plans are available in your area and cover your medications.

Once you know which Part D plans cover your prescriptions, our licensed agents will let you know how much they will cost you.

Check your Part D plan's ratings, since they can help you understand how good a job the plan is doing in providing coverage.

Our licensed insurance agents are here to help you through every step of your Medicare journey. Whether it's a Medicare Advantage plan, Medicare Supplement plan, or Prescription Drug Coverage, we'll make it easy for you to compare plans side-by-side. We'll do the hard work for you by searching thousands of Medicare plans from nationally recognized companies to find the best options in your area.