Medicare Part D helps cover the cost of your medications. Recent changes made it simpler than ever, the old “donut hole” is gone, and there’s now a yearly cap on what you pay out of pocket.

A Part D plan covers your prescriptions through a few coverage phases each year. As of the 2025 redesign there are now three phases instead of four, and a firm annual out-of-pocket limit caps your total spending.
Here’s how your costs flow across the year.
You pay 100% of your drug costs until you meet your plan’s deductible, up to $615 in 2026. Many plans set this lower, or $0 for generics.
You pay about 25% of the cost, copays or coinsurance based on your plan’s tiered formulary (generics, preferred brands, specialty, etc.), until your out-of-pocket spending reaches the yearly cap.
Once your out-of-pocket spending hits the annual cap ($2,100 in 2026), your plan pays 100% of your covered medications for the rest of the year.
Plans and formularies vary by ZIP code. We’ll compare what’s available and make sure your prescriptions are covered.
See which plans are in your areaBy submitting your information, you acknowledge a licensed insurance agent may contact you by phone, email, or mail to discuss and quote Medicare Advantage Plans, Medicare Supplement Insurance, or Prescription Drug Plan