Find Medicare Part D Plans
Important Update!
As of July 2025, Part D insurance carriers nationwide are no longer working with independent agents. Unfortunately, this removes our ability to assist with Part D enrollments and renewals. Medicare beneficiaries are now expected to review and shop for Part D plans themselves.
In the midst of this decision, our desire to assist has not changed! See below for a simple, 3-step guide on how to prepare, review, and enroll in a Part D plan.

1
Prepare
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If you already HAVE a Part D plan, you will receive an Annual Notice of Change (ANOC) document in September that compares your drug plan’s 2026 benefits with 2027 changes. Carefully review prior to 10/15/26.
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October 15th is the first day you can start to review & enroll 2027 plans with Medicare (see step 2).
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Gather your prescription drug bottles or have a list of medications written down. Have your Medicare card handy as well!
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Review
- online or by phone!
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PHONE (recommended) - Call Medicare at 1-800-633-4227 to speak with a Medicare representative to discuss 2027 plan options.
OR...
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ONLINE - Go to www.medicare.gov/plan-compare to review 2027 drug plans. You do NOT have to log in to use this service.
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While reviewing plans, be mindful of monthly premium, annual deductible, and copays. Copays can vary based on what tier each medication is assigned (normally tiers 1-5).
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IMPORTANT: While some plans roll over to the following year, some are discontinued at the end of the calendar year. Please review your Annual Notice of Change document and/or call the Medicare phone number above to make sure there are no unexpected disruptions in your Part D coverage.
3
Enroll!
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If you are speaking with a representative, they will handle the enrollment process for you over the phone.
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If you are online, once you have found the plan you want to enroll in, click the “Enroll” button to go through the application.
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Your name, date of birth, physical & mailing address, phone number and Medicare card are needed to process enrollment.
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Once the application is submitted, ID cards will arrive in the mail in the coming weeks.
REMEMBER!
Medicare’s
Annual Enrollment Period ends 12/7/26
