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Medicare Part D Drug Plan Features to Consider
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Copays and deductiblesSome Medicare Part D plans offer no deductibles or copays as low as $0 to $2 for certain tier drugs in their formularies. These generally apply to generic medications and some of the most commonly prescribed drugs. -
DiscountsSee if the plan offers additional discounts for other health products or services that would be beneficial to you. You could save money on things you need or are already paying for.
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Mail order drug deliverySome Part D plans offer free delivery for your prescriptions. You will have to use a mail-order pharmacy in the plan’s network.
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Medication therapy management (MTM)If you take multiple prescription drugs, medication therapy management can help you better manage your medications. Some Part D plans offer this service.
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Pharmacy networksUsing out-of-network pharmacies can cost you. Small networks may limit where you can buy your prescription drugs. The best plans tend to have large networks — including whole chains such as Walgreens, Walmart and CVS — making it more convenient for you to choose a pharmacy near you.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Part D prescription drug plans cover?
Each plan can vary as far as exactly what drugs are covered. But in general, prescription drug plans cover a wide variety of medications, both brand-name and generic. Prescription drug plans can also cover vaccines and other types of medication like HIV treatments. Each Part D plan will have a formulary that lists out what types of drugs are covered.
When should I enroll in Medicare Part D?
You can find and enroll in a prescription drug plan when you first become eligible for Medicare. This is known as your initial enrollment period. If you don’t enroll in Part D when first eligible, you may end up with increased premiums due to a penalty when you do eventually enroll.
What documents do I need to enroll in Medicare Part D?
- Your name
- Your date of birth
- Your Social Security number
- Your original birth certificate
- Your driver's license number, passport or other proof of U.S. citizenship or legal residency
- Any current health insurance you have, including Medicaid
- Current employer information if you are still working
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