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Without a Medicare drug plan, you pay full price for every prescription you need. This can be costly. With a Blue Rx plan, you can take advantage of our low copays and mail delivery options.
Here are some ways you’ll save:
Learn more about how Part D works with Medicare. You can also find out how deductibles and drug tiers factor into your prescription costs.
If you need help paying Part D plan costs, such as premiums, deductibles, and copays, find out if you qualify for the Extra Help program.
Extra Help is a federal program that offers assistance for prescription drug costs. It also waives late enrollment penalties for Part D. You can visit the Social Security website or local office to apply.
Many people are not aware they meet the requirements for these programs. So even if you’re not sure, it’s worth it to check with Social Security to see if you qualify.
It’s easy to find out what you’ll pay with a Blue Rx Part D plan when you use our search tool. What you pay for medications comes down to what drugs you’re taking, and if your plan covers them on a lower tier. A lower tier often means lower prices.
How to estimate your costs ahead of time:
The search tool also factors in out-of-pocket costs, such as monthly premiums, so you’ll have an estimate of what you’ll pay.
Need help shopping for a plan?
Call 1-800-442-3613 (TTY:711)
If you are already a Blue Rx Part D member, call:
1-833-552-1045 (TTY:711)
Blue Rx is a PDP plan with a Medicare contract. Enrollment in Blue Rx depends on contract renewal. Empire HealthChoice is the legal entity who has contracted with the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) to offer the Part D plan(s) noted. Administered by Empire BlueCross BlueShield and Empire BlueCross in cooperation with Excellus BlueCross BlueShield, BlueCross BlueShield of Western New York, and Blue Shield of Northeastern New York. Independent licensees of Blue Cross Blue Shield Association.
Y0114_20_125719_U CMS Accepted 10/01/2020