Prescription Drug Plans

If you’re interested in a part D plan in Florida, we are your Medicare guide. Allow UIE to educate and guide you through the many different plans, choices and cost considerations. We represent MULTIPLE major national insurance companies; not just a single carrier.

Let Us Help You Understand Prescription Drug Plans

In order to enroll in part D plan (PDP) you must be enrolled in Part A and/or part B of Medicare. If you’re looking for a prescription drug plan, let United Insurance Experts help you find the best plan for you. With United Insurance Experts you have so many plans to choose from placing you in an advantageous position.

We recommend speaking to an expert about part D plans. Most Part D plans have “formularies” which are a list of covered drugs. Part D plans have a network of pharmacies that we should follow to save money. So, when considering a plan, its highly important that you choose a plan that fits your needs and your budget.

Prescription Drug Plans

Part D is optional they are offered by private insurance companies, not the federal government. You can choose a stand-alone part D plan (PDP) or enroll in a Medicare advantage plan that includes prescription drug coverage.

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