An optional add-on to Original Medicare that helps cover prescription drug costs — and the plan you pick can make a real difference in what you pay.
Every plan has its own list of covered medications, called a formulary. Checking your specific prescriptions against a plan's formulary before you enroll can save you from an expensive surprise later.
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It helps pay for outpatient prescription drugs purchased at retail, mail-order, home infusion, and long-term care pharmacies — though not every medication is covered by every plan.
Anyone with Medicare Part A or B, especially if you take regular prescriptions. Even light medication users often enroll to avoid a future late-enrollment penalty.
Plans are customizable and pricing varies. We'll help you compare options and find one that fits both your budget and your medication list.
Usually during the 7-month window around your 65th birthday, or during annual enrollment periods — we'll help confirm your specific dates.
Each plan has its own pharmacy network. We'll check that your preferred pharmacy is included before you enroll.
Many Medicare Advantage plans already include prescription drug coverage built in — we'll help you understand what your specific plan includes so you don't pay for overlapping coverage.
