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Find the Medicare Part D plan that fits your life
Find the Medicare Part D plan that fits your life—with calm confidence
We match plans to your medications, preferred pharmacy, and budget, then show clear comparisons so you can enroll with confidence.
Over The Counter
Flagship hours
Partnership
Dr Pepper, stocked where you already shop
ThriftMeds and Keurig Dr Pepper keep the counter stocked for members who want a case on the way out—no separate run, no mystery markup.
Heritage Square pickup
Order through ThriftMeds and collect your case at the flagship counter—the same window where plans and prescriptions already find you.
Keurig Dr Pepper shelf
Twelve-ounce cans, mini cans, and variety packs stocked through our Keurig Dr Pepper partnership—priced for the aisle, not the vending machine.
Ship to your door
Prefer delivery? Route the order to your address and we will hand it off through our retail partners with the same receipt you trust.
Frequently asked questions
Medicare Part D is optional prescription drug coverage offered through private plans. It helps cover the cost of medications through premiums, deductibles, and formulary tiers.
Going without creditable prescription drug coverage for 63 days or more after you’re first eligible may result in a late enrollment penalty on your Part D premium. Enrolling when you first qualify—or keeping creditable coverage through an employer or other plan—helps you avoid it.
Your Initial Enrollment Period is the seven-month window around your 65th birthday—three months before, the month you turn 65, and three months after. It’s usually the first chance to enroll in Medicare Part D without a late enrollment penalty.
SEPs are limited windows outside the Annual Enrollment Period when you may enroll in or switch Part D coverage because of a qualifying event—such as moving out of your plan’s service area, losing creditable drug coverage, qualifying for Extra Help, or entering or leaving a nursing home.
Yes, if you qualify for full Extra Help (LIS), Medicare pays your standalone Part D plan premium up to the benchmark amount for your area. You may still owe a small difference if you choose a plan priced above that benchmark, and copays for covered drugs are also reduced.
No. Medigap (Medicare supplement) plans do not include prescription drug coverage. For creditable Part D coverage, you typically need a standalone Part D plan, a Medicare Advantage plan that includes drugs, or other creditable coverage—such as through an employer or union plan.