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Prescription Drug Plans
Get help paying for some of your prescription drug costs
A Prescription Drug Plan is an optional benefit available to all Medicare beneficiaries. Talk with a real agent to see how it may fit your situation.
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Annual Medicare Open Enrollment
October 15 – December 7
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Each year, you can review your Medicare coverage and make changes during this period. Your plan must receive your enrollment request by December 7 for changes to take effect on January 1 of the following year.
Your options depend on your current coverage.
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If you have Original Medicare, you can join, leave or switch a separate Medicare drug plan (Part D).
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Source: Medicare.gov — Open EnrollmentOverview
What a Prescription Drug Plan is
A Prescription Drug Plan is an optional benefit available to all Medicare beneficiaries. It offers help to pay for some prescription drugs.
This is a general description. The specific drugs covered, plan tiers, and costs depend on the plan you choose and where you live — one of our agents can walk you through what's available to you.
How It Works
A simple way to think about this benefit
Prescription Drug Plans are optional and available to all Medicare beneficiaries — here's the general idea of how it helps.
01
It's optional
No one is required to enroll in a Prescription Drug Plan — it's a benefit you can choose to add.
02
It's available to everyone on Medicare
Any Medicare beneficiary can look into this benefit, regardless of which other Medicare plans they have.
03
It helps with some drug costs
The plan offers help to pay for some prescription drugs — an agent can explain what that could mean for you.
Who It's For
Any Medicare beneficiary who wants help with drug costs
Because this benefit is available to all Medicare beneficiaries, it may be worth exploring if you qualify for Medicare under one of these conditions:
65+
Age 65 or older
The most common path to Medicare eligibility.
<65
Qualifying disability
Under 65 years old with a disability that qualifies for this insurance.
ESRD / ALS
Specific diagnoses
Diagnosed with End-Stage Renal Disease or Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis.
Some rules and conditions apply depending on your situation. For more information, communicate with our agents.
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Speak with an agent about Prescription Drug Plans
One of our agents can answer your questions and help you see how this benefit fits alongside your other Medicare choices.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about enrolling
Have your red, white and blue Medicare ID card ready when you enroll. If you don't have such a card available, contact the Social Security Administration (SSA) at 469-777-2123 (TTY). Ask SSA for the name on your records and the effective dates of Medicare Parts A and B. Before you begin, make sure you have this information: Postal Code, Medicare number, your Last Name and Date of Birth.
We do not offer every plan available in your area. Any information we provide is limited to those plans we do offer in your area. Please contact Medicare.gov or 1-800-MEDICARE to get information on all of your options.