Part D

Part D is a Medicare program that helps cover the cost of prescription medications. It is offered through private insurance plans approved by Medicare. Enrollees pay a monthly premium and may have additional costs like copayments or deductibles, depending on their plan. Part D helps reduce the financial burden of prescription drugs, making medications more affordable. It covers a wide range of drugs for various conditions, and enrollees choose a plan that best suits their medication needs. Enrollment is available to anyone eligible for Medicare, and plans vary by costs and covered medications.