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Georgia Medicare Part D Plans And Enrollment

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The information on this page is designed to give you a basic knowledge of benefit plans and designs for Medicare Part D plans and an overview of how and why different pricing structures are calculated for presciption drug premiums and co-pays.

This Page is Currently In the Process Of A Complete Update Due To The Many Upcoming Changes To Medicare Part D for 2010. If you need detailed information regarding Medicare Part D plans in your area please call our toll free number or click here for immediate assistance

Medicare Part D prescription drug plans are administered by private insurance companies with a contract from The Centers For Medicare And Medicaid Services. These plans are highly regulated and must adhere to very strict guidelines. The Federal Government determines minimum benefit requirements, however, many insurance companies offer much more than the minimum. This is why it is important to be properly informed and shop wisely for the plan that best suits your needs. 

Listed below are the proposed changes to Medicare Part D deductibles, initial coverage limits, and out-of-pocket limits. Also some basic information regarding low income subsidies and eligibility requirements. For more comprehensive information please call our toll free number or click here

Please keep in mind that the official final information will be released on October 1, 2009

  • Initial Deductible:
    from $295 in 2009 to $310* in 2010
  • Initial Coverage Limit:
    from $2,700 in 2009 to $2,830* in 2010
  • Out-of-Pocket Threshold:
    from $4,350 in 2009 to $4,550* in 2010
  • Minimum Cost-sharing in the Catastrophic Coverage Portion of the Benefit:
    from $2.40 for generics and $6.00 for other drugs in 2009 to $2.50 for generic or preferred drug that is a multi-source drug and $6.30* for all other drugs in 2010
  • Maximum Co-payments below the Out-of-Pocket Threshold for certain Low Income Full Subsidy Eligible Enrollees:
    from $2.40 for generics and $6.00 for other drugs in 2009 to $2.50 for generic or preferred drug that is a multi-source drug and $6.30* for all other drugs in 2010
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