A PRACTICAL LOCAL START
Medicare Part D Open Enrollment is October 15–December 7. West Point Pharmacy can help explain insurance terms and discuss how a plan could affect costs, coverage, and preferred pharmacy—without recommending a specific plan.
Review the year ahead
Your Medicare Part D plan changes every year. Open Enrollment is an opportunity to review your prescription drug coverage and consider whether a change may suit your needs.
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services publishes online tools to help you understand plan changes and provides a 24/7 Medicare hotline: 800-633-4227 and 877-486-2048 for TTY.
What West Point Pharmacy can discuss
We handle insurance paperwork every day. Our pharmacist can define insurance terms using language that makes sense and discuss how a plan could affect your costs, coverage, and preferred pharmacy.
While we can’t recommend a specific plan, stop by our pharmacy to talk through your Medicare options.
HOW TO START
Talk it through with the pharmacy team
Gather your current plan and prescription information.
Call or stop by West Point Pharmacy with questions about terms, costs, coverage, or preferred pharmacy.
Use official Medicare resources for plan comparisons and enrollment decisions.
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Medicare Open Enrollment
Medicare Part D Open Enrollment is Oct. 15 - Dec. 7
Your Medicare Part D plan changes every year. Make sure it is still the right one for you.
Did you pay too much for your Medicare Part D deductible last year? Open Enrollment is an opportunity for you to switch insurance coverage to a plan that best suits your needs.
Understanding Medicare prescription plans can seem daunting, but it doesn’t have to be. Our staff can review your coverage and find the plan that's best for your needs!
Talk to a staff member to learn more.
For Medicare Prescription Drug Coverage, Open Enrollment happens each year from October 15 to December 7. Open Enrollment is an opportunity for you to switch insurance coverage to a plan that best suits your needs.
Understanding Medicare prescription plans can seem daunting, but it doesn’t have to be. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services publishes online tools to help you understand plan changes and provides a 24/7 Medicare hotline (800-633- 4227 and 877-486- 2048 for TTY) to answer your questions.
A third option is to talk to a trusted advisor who cares about your family’s health. We handle insurance paperwork every day. Let us share what we know to help you make an informed decision about your prescription drug coverage.
Stop by our pharmacy to talk through your Medicare options. While we can’t recommend a specific plan, our pharmacist can define insurance terms using language that makes sense and discuss how a plan could affect your costs, coverage, and preferred pharmacy.