Which plan covers your medications?

Add the medications you take and we'll check them against every plan in your state we hold a drug list for. Medicare and marketplace are compared separately, because you're eligible for one or the other.

Plan type

You have one or the other, not both — an Advantage plan replaces Original Medicare and usually includes drug coverage.

Your pharmaciesEnter a ZIP code above to search for yours.Optional. Plans often charge less at their preferred pharmacies, and which shops are preferred differs by plan. Add up to 5 and each plan is priced at the best of them.

Only show plans anyone can joinSpecial Needs Plans need Medicaid, a specific chronic condition, or nursing-home level care to join.

Do you get help with your Medicare drug costs?None of these

Part D and Medicare Advantage drug plans, in the state you choose.

Your medications

Pick the strength and form on your label — plans often cover one form of a medication and not another, so the exact product is what decides the answer. We'll show which plans cover them, and what each charges.

What do premium, deductible, copay and coinsurance mean?

Premium: The monthly bill to keep the plan, whether or not you use it.
Deductible: What you pay before the plan starts sharing. Often waived on cheaper tiers.
Copay: A flat fee per fill — $15, say.
Coinsurance: A percentage of the drug’s price instead of a flat fee.
Out-of-pocket maximum: The yearly ceiling. Part D’s is set by law and the same everywhere.