Blue cross blue shield medicare prescription drug plans

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BlueRx Plans Include:
Choose from three options to fit your needs:
BlueRx Essential
BlueRx Enhanced
BlueRx Enhanced Plus
Use routine maintenance drugs?
Essential (PDP)
$52.50 per month
Enhanced (PDP)
$105.10 per month
Enhanced Plus (PDP)
$152.30 per month
Which Medicare plan has the best prescription coverage?
Do all Part D plans cover the same drugs?
Which consumer is eligible for a stand alone Medicare prescription drug plan?
What is stand alone prescription drug plans?

Standard Cost-Sharing Pharmacies
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3 plan options

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Prescriptions as Low as $0

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Choose from three options to fit your needs:

BlueRx Essential

Lowest monthly premium
$505 deductible
Copays as low as $0
Standard Cost-Sharing Pharmacies

BlueRx Enhanced

$505 deductible
Copays as low as $2
More covered brand-name drugs
Preferred Cost-Sharing Pharmacies

BlueRx Enhanced Plus

$0 deductible
Copays as low as $2
More covered brand-name drugs
Preferred Cost-Sharing Pharmacies

Use routine maintenance drugs?

No matter which BlueRx plan you choose, you'll save time and money on a 90-day supply with our convenient Mail-Order Home Delivery Pharmacy Service. With a 90-day fill, you get a 3-month supply for the cost of 2 months — and enjoy FREE shipping right to your door.

BlueRx

Essential (PDP)

$52.50 per month

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BlueRx

Enhanced (PDP)

$105.10 per month

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BlueRx

Enhanced Plus (PDP)

$152.30 per month

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Deductible

$505

PREFERRED Cost-Sharing Pharmacy Copays/Coinsurance

Tier 1 - Prefered Generic

N/A

Tier 2 - Generic	N/A	$8	$10
Tier 3 - Prefered Brand	N/A	$40	$40
Tier 4 - Non-Preferred Drug	N/A	38%	36%
Tier 5 - Speciality Tier	N/A	25%	33%
STANDARD Cost-Sharing Pharmacy Copays / Coinsurance
Tier 1 - Prefered Generic	$0	$9	$9
Tier 2 - Generic	$12	$15	$17

Tier 3 - Prefered Brand	$47	$47	$47
Tier 4 - Non-Preferred Drug	50%	43%	41%
Tier 5 - Speciality Tier	25%	25%	33%
Coverage Gap Phase	Once the TOTAL prescription annual spending exceeds $4,660 and YOUR spending is below $7,400 you pay 25% of generic drug costs and 25% of brand-name drug costs.	Once the TOTAL prescription annual spending exceeds $4,660 and YOUR spending is below $7,400 you pay 25% of generic drug costs and 25% of brand-name drug costs.	Once the TOTAL prescription annual spending exceeds $4,660 and YOUR spending is below $7,400 you pay 25% of generic drug costs and 25% of brand-name drug costs.
Catastrophic Coverage Phase	Once YOUR out-of-pocket spending on prescriptions reaches $7,400 you pay the greater of $4.15 for generic drugs and $10.35 for brand-name drugs OR 5% coinsurance per prescription for the rest of the year. BlueRx pays the rest.	Once YOUR out-of-pocket spending on prescriptions reaches $7,400 you pay the greater of $4.15 for generic drugs and $10.35 for brand-name drugs OR 5% coinsurance per prescription for the rest of the year. BlueRx pays the rest.	Once YOUR out-of-pocket spending on prescriptions reaches $7,400 you pay the greater of $4.15 for generic drugs and $10.35 for brand-name drugs OR 5% coinsurance per prescription for the rest of the year. BlueRx pays the rest.

Important Message About What You Pay for Vaccines - Our plan covers most Part D vaccines at no cost to you, even if you haven't paid your deductible. Call Member Services for more information.

Important Message About What You Pay for Insulin - You won’t pay more than $28 for a one-month supply of each insulin product covered by our plan at a preferred retail and preferred mail-order pharmacies and no more than $35 at standard retail and standard mail-order pharmacies, no matter what cost-sharing tier it’s on, even if you haven’t paid your deductible.

Which Medicare plan has the best prescription coverage?

Best for overall quality: AARP/UnitedHealthcare Medicare Part D. Best for low premiums: Aetna Medicare Part D. Best for high-coverage, low-cost options: Cigna Medicare Part D. Best for $0-copay and $0-deductible options: Humana Medicare Part D.

Do all Part D plans cover the same drugs?

All plans must cover a wide range of prescription drugs that people with Medicare take, including most drugs in certain protected classes,” like drugs to treat cancer or HIV/AIDS. A plan's list of covered drugs is called a “formulary,” and each plan has its own formulary.

Which consumer is eligible for a stand alone Medicare prescription drug plan?

A stand-alone Medicare Part D Prescription Drug Plan, if you have Medicare Part A or Part B or both. Medicare Advantage Prescription Drug plan, if you have both Medicare Part A and Part B. If you choose a Prescription Drug plan, you get your Part A and Part B coverage through the plan.

What is stand alone prescription drug plans?

What is a PDP (Prescription Drug Plan)? Medicare Part D prescription drug plans are also known as PDPs. These are standalone plans that can be purchased through private insurance companies. PDPs provide coverage for prescription drugs and medications and may also cover some vaccines too.

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