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Enroll early to avoid any problems that may arise.
The Medicare Prescription Drug Plan open enrollment period is November 15 – December 31.
Find out what everything means.
Just like with most things in life, everything doesn’t always go smoothly. Here’s what to do when you’re faced with challenges about your Medicare drug coverage.
There are a number of places that can help you make a well-informed decision about your prescription drug coverage.
You may change your Medicare drug plan from November 15 to December 31 each year.
You can enroll in a Medicare drug plan several different ways.
You can choose from among many different Medicare drug plans. The benefits and costs will vary a lot.
Even if your drug purchases are already covered through insurance or a program, you’ll want to know how this coverage compares to Medicare’s prescription drug coverage and determine whether your coverage is still right for you.
Medicare, the federal health insurance program for people 65 and older (and for younger people with disabilities), offers insurance coverage to help pay for prescription drugs. This insurance coverage is known as Medicare Part D.
Medicare offers insurance coverage to help pay the cost of prescription drugs.
Medicare offers insurance coverage to help pay the cost of prescription drugs.
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This series of fact sheets complements AARP's free educational guide ("What You Need to Know") and publication for people with limited incomes ("Extra Help"), providing more in-depth information about the new Medicare prescription drug coverage.
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