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Find & Compare Plans that Cover Drugs


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  • Medicare Prescription Drug Plans
  • Medicare Health Plans (that cover drugs)

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  • Medicare Health Plans (that do not cover drugs)
  • Original Medicare
  • Medigap Policies

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Enroll in a Medicare Prescription Drug Plan

Enroll early so the plan can mail your plan materials before January 1. This way, you can use your coverage on January 1, 2009 without delay.

 

View Your Current Plan

If you are already enrolled in a Medicare Prescription Drug Plan, you can view information about your plan.

 
  

Learn More About Drug Coverage Options

If you are a Medicare beneficiary, you are eligible for Medicare prescription drug coverage, regardless of your income, health status, or current prescription expenses.

There are two types of Medicare plans that provide prescription drug coverage:

Medicare Prescription Drug Plans
These plans add prescription drug coverage to Original Medicare, and certain types of Medicare Health Plans.
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Medicare Health Plans
Some of these plans cover both health care and prescription drugs.
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Medicare Stories

"After signing up for Part D I was made aware of the great differences in the costs of generic and brand medicines. I saw how much I was spending on medicines and when you see the AMOUNT you have spent in actual..."

"Until I enrolled in Medicare Part D, I paid more than $4,000 each year for premiums alone. Now I only pay about $300 a year for coverage.

Anyone who doesn’t understand how Part D can work for them can..."

Page Last Updated: November 12, 2009

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