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See What Your Monthly Rx Costs Would Be

Use this simple calculator to see how the new Medicare Prescription Payment Plan impacts your prescription payments over time.

To use it, you’ll need to know what your monthly prescription costs were each month in the last year. If you're not sure what your costs were or will be, you can estimate some costs to see how the program works. No personal information will be collected, saved, or shared.

Preview your costs

While this calculator is not associated with the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, it is made using the calculations set forth publicly for the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan program which can be viewed online here.

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What Happens After You Opt In to the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan?

How your Medicare Part D Plan Will Contact You and How the Program Works

Once you submit your opt-in form, your Part D plan will reach out to you. Most Part D plans will call you to let you know that you’ve been successfully opted in. If you’ve configured your preferences with your plan so that they can contact you electronically, they may also confirm your opt in via email. All plans will also send you a letter to confirm your opt in.

Below is a video describing how the M3P works: