Expect Changes for Medicare Part D in 2021

November 2020

Patients will ask important questions about 2021 Medicare Part D plans during open enrollment...Oct 15 to Dec 7.

Many in-person meetings to enroll patients are canceled due to COVID-19. And seniors are hearing about a potential $200 Medicare “drug card” to use for Rxs...but if it comes, it WON’T replace Part D coverage.

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Expect Changes for Medicare Part D in 2021

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