About Medicare Prescription Drug Coverage
The Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement and Modernization Act of 2003 paved the way to bring much-needed prescription drug coverage to people with Medicare. Medicare Prescription Drug Coverage (sometimes referred to as “Medicare Part D”) works differently than Medicare Part A or Part B. To get this coverage, you’ll choose a plan such as First Health Part D that is contracted to provide prescription drug coverage.
Key dates to know:
• November 15 is the first day someone Medicare-eligible can enroll or switch into a Medicare prescription drug plan.
• December 31 is the last day you can enroll (unless you qualify for an exception).
• January 1 is the first day you can use your Medicare prescription drug benefit, if you enrolled between November 15 and December 31 of each year.
On this page, we’ve posted some of the best information available from Medicare to help you better understand the Medicare prescription drug coverage. Additional information is available through Medicare’s website, at http://www.medicare.gov.
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