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Medicare Part D (Prescription Drug Coverage)
Learn, Compare And Enroll Today
In Original Medicare, if you don't already have creditable prescription drug coverage and you would like prescription drug coverage, you must join a Medicare Prescription Drug (Part D) Plan. These plans are available through private companies approved by and under contract with Medicare. If you don't currently have a creditable prescription drug coverage, you should think about joining a Medicare Prescription Drug Plan as soon as you are eligible. If you don't join a Medicare Prescription Drug Plan when you are first eligible and you decide to join later, you may have to pay a late enrollment penalty.
You must sign up for Medicare in order to enroll in a Part D plan. If you choose to join a Medicare Advantage Plan, the plan may include Medicare prescription drug coverage.
Medicare's Annual Election Period starts November 15, 2010 and ends December 31, 2010. You can make changes to your Medicare health and drug coverage during this period.
Compare plans and learn how to enroll into a Part D Prescription Drug Plan or Medicare Advantage Plan with our easy to fill out form. Review the Part D coverage topics below to learn what you need to know before choosing a plan. Or;
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Medicare Part D Topics
2010 Part D Benefits Overview
What are The Medicare Part D Benefits for 2010? Medicare Part D covers prescription drug costs....
Caregivers Guide to Choosing a Part D Plan
How Do I Choose a Medicare Prescription Drug Plan for My Loved One? There are over 44 million caregivers in...
Changing Part D Plans Might Lower Your Drug Cost
Is My Current Part D Drug Plan Right for Me? Medicare Part D assists with prescription drug costs. Part D plans...
Employer and Group Retiree Guide to Part D Coverage
Part D Enrollment For Employer and Group Retirees In the recent past, about 10 million Americans received...
Know Your Situation Before You Enroll
Part D and Me - Which Situation Is Most Like Yours? Medicare Part D (Prescription Drug Coverage) plans are very...
Medicare Annual Election Period
The 2010 Medicare Annual Election Period (AEP) - What is the Medicare Annual Election Period (AEP)?...
What is the Doughnut Hole?
The Coverage Gap Is Sometimes Referred To As The Doughnut Hole. Most Medicare drug plans have a coverage gap or...
When To Enroll For Part D Coverage
When Should I Enroll in a Part D Plan? The Annual Election Period is the time of year in which you can enroll in...


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