Medicare Prescription Drug Plans
Part D Plans That Protect Your Pocketbook
Get a plan with prescription drug coverage AND medical coverage.Find a Medicare Advantage plan in your area with our Medicare plan locator.
Taking the medicines you need to stay healthy is so important.
A Medicare Part D Prescription Drug Plan from Universal American protects you from out-of-pocket costs at the pharmacy by covering medicines not covered by Original Medicare.
- Our plans cover many of the medicines most often taken by people with Medicare just like you at low or no copays.
- We give you many special programs to make sure you’re getting the most out of your plan, so you can save money and stay healthy.
So, not only will a Medicare Prescription Drug Plan protect your health, it will protect your pocketbook, too.
You can choose from:
- Community CCRxSM Medicare Prescription Drug Plan (PDP)
- PrescribaRxSM Medicare Prescription Drug Plan (PDP)
Both of our Medicare Prescription Drug Plans offer you:
- Coverage on many medicines taken by people with Medicare (also called our formulary)
- Low-cost generic medicines, including coverage in the gap in some Community CCRx plans
- Brand-name drug coverage
- Protection against future needs
- Access to more than 63,000 pharmacies across the country
- Plus, other special benefits
What is Medicare Part D? A Medicare Part D Prescription Drug Plan (PDP) provides prescription drug coverage on drugs not covered under Medicare Part B. It can be a standalone plan (not joined with other insurance) or may be combined with a Medicare Advantage plan (called an MA-PD plan).
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Site Glossary
CLOSECopay
This is a fixed dollar amount that you pay when your plan does not cover 100% of the cost of your medicines. For example, if you pay a certain amount for a medicine, or for a visit to the doctor, that amount is your copay.
Site Glossary
CLOSECoverage Gap (sometimes referred to as the “donut hole”)
The third phase of Medicare Part D coverage following the Initial Coverage phase. You reach this phase after the total annual drug costs paid by you and your prescription drug plan have reached $2,830 (not counting your plan premium payments). While in the Coverage Gap phase you are responsible for paying 100% of your prescription costs until you have paid $4,550 in true out-of-pocket costs.
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CLOSEFormulary
A list of generic and brand-name prescription drugs that are covered by a Medicare Part D prescription drug plan.


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