Medicare splits its coverage into different parts. This makes it easy to select the parts that make the most sense for you and also provides clear boundaries between different areas of coverage. If you’re new to enrolling in Medicare, then you’ll need to learn about your different options so you can select the parts that make the most sense.

Let’s talk more about one of the best ways to get prescription drug coverage if you’re enrolled in Medicare. If you want to learn more after reading this blog, feel free to give us a call and we’ll be happy to answer any questions that you may have!

Medicare Part D

If you’re enrolled in Original Medicare, then your policy will not cover prescription drugs. However, it is still possible to get coverage in this area. Part D provides prescription drug coverage and is an excellent way to save money at the pharmacy.

Should You Choose Part D?

Part D may not be the right choice for everyone, but it can be an excellent option for most and is recommended, even if you don’t currently take any prescriptions. This is because you never know what the future holds, so having a Part D plan in place can serve as a great coverage and financial safety net if the need ever arises. You may also end up having to pay late enrollment penalties if you don’t enroll in a Part D plan during your Initial Enrollment Period (IEP)! 

Let’s Discuss Your Options!

Enrolling in Medicare Part D is a big decision, but it’s one that could end up saving you hundreds, or even thousands of dollars. Prescription medications can be pricey and paying for them entirely out-of-pocket can be financially overwhelming.

Whether you’re looking to prepare for the future or you regularly take medications, Part D could be a great option for you. If you’re ready to speak with a Medicare expert about all your different options, feel free to make an appointment to meet with a member of our team.

We’re always here to provide you with updated, accurate information about your Medicare options!