Anthem Medicare Part D
Anthem Blue Cross makes choosing a Medicare Part D plan really easy. See for yourself. The Anthem Blue Cross Medicare Part D Rx plans are designed to make sure you have what you need in a Part D prescription plan.
If you are considering a Medicare Part D plan for the first time or thinking about switching plans, you should know that our plans start by taking into account the two most important things you should loo for in a Part D plan: making sure your prescription medications are covered at an affordable price, and making sure you have a large selection of network pharmacies to choose from.
More drug coverage. Your prescription drug needs aren’t the same as your neighbor’s. That’s why we offer more than a one-size fits all plan, so you can find coverage that fits your health care needs and your budget.
More pharmacies to choose from. With more than 62,000 network pharmacies available to our Part D members, including national chains, you’ll have the freedom to travel anywhere in the United States with the confidence that you can use your coverage when and where you need it. And, chances are your trusted neighborhood pharmacy is in the network too, because we have one of the largest lists of retail independent pharmacies around.
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Standard (PDP) |
Plus (PDP) |
Gold (PDP) |
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$28.40 / month |
$42.10 / month |
$78.80 / month |
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$310 Deductible |
$0 Deductible |
$0 Deductible |
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These plans offer National in-network coverage. For example you will pay the same costs when traveling within the 50 States even though it is outside you coverage area. |
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After you pay your annual deductible ($310), you then pay the specific Tier co-pay amounts until you reach the total yearly drug costs of $2,830. |
You pay the specific Tier co-pay amounts until you reach the total yearly drug costs of $2,830. |
You pay the specific Tier co-pay amounts until you reach the total yearly drug costs of $2,830. |
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Coverage Gap: After you total yearly drug costs reach $2,830, you pay 100%, until your yearly out of pocket drug costs reach $4,550 |
Coverage Gap: After you total yearly drug costs reach $2,830, you pay 100%, until your yearly out of pocket drug costs reach $4,550 |
Coverage Gap: This plan covers many generics (65% – 99% of formulary generic drugs) through the coverage gap. |
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Catastrophic Cov: After your yearly out of pocket drug costs reach $4,550, you pay 5% of the drug cost. |
Catastrophic Cov: After your yearly out of pocket drug costs reach $4,550, you pay 5% of the drug cost. |
Catastrophic Cov: After your yearly out of pocket drug costs reach $4,550, you pay 5% of the drug cost. |
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Out of Network: Plan drugs may be covered in special circumstances, for instance, illness while traveling outside of the plan’s service area where there is no network pharmacy. You may have to pay more than your normal cost sharing amount if you get your drugs at an out of network pharmacy. Â In addition, you will kikely have to pay the pharmacy’s full charge for the drug and submit documentation to receive reimbursement from Blue Cross Medicare Rx (PDP) |
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More reasons to choose Anthem Part D:
- Plans have coverage for both brand-name and generic drugs.
- Some plans don’t have an up front deductible, so your drug coverage could begin as soon as you are a member.
- We even offer a plan that provides coverage for generic drugs once you’ve reached your annual initial coverage limit.
Security, Strength and Service. You’ll have the security of knowing that your prescription drug coverage is provided by a company with solid strength and experience. You’ll be part of a family you can count on because Anthem Blue Cross has been around for more than 70 years. Plus, you will have the reliability of the Blue Cross brand, one of the most highly regarded and recognized names in health insurance. In fact, one in three Americans carries a Blue Cross and Blue Shield card.
When can you join, switch or drop your Medicare drug plan:
- When you are first eligible for Medicare (the 7 month period that begins three month before your 65th birthday, the month of your birthday, and the three months after you turn 65.
- If you get Medicare due to disability you can join during the 3 month prior and the 3 months after your 25th month of disability. You will also have the chance to join the 3 months prior to age 65 and the 3 months after.
- Between November 15th thru December 31st of each year. Your coverage will start on January 1st of the following year, as long as your plan gets your enrollment request by December 31.
- Between January 1 and March 31 of each year if you already have prescription drug coverage.
- Anytime during the year if you have Extra Help or if you have both Medicare and Medicaid.
Part D Rx (PDP) Enrollment Application
Anthem Freedom Blue – Information
Please feel free to call anytime with your questions.
John Conner
Authorized Independent Agent
www.JohnConner.com
John@JohnConner.com
800-700-1246 – office
800-995-9913
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