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What Is A Formulary When Changing Medicare Part D? Are you curious about how Medicare plans decide which medications they cover? In this video, we explain what a formulary is and why it matters when changing your Medicare Part D plan. You’ll learn how each plan creates its own list of covered drugs, including both brand-name and generic options. We’ll discuss how formularies are organized into tiers that influence your out-of-pocket costs, and the importance of reviewing the new plan’s formulary to ensure your medications are included.

We’ll also cover common features like prior authorization, step therapy, and quantity limits that can affect your access to certain drugs. If you’re considering switching plans, understanding the formulary can help you make informed decisions, avoid surprises, and keep your medications affordable. Plus, we’ll share tips on how to request coverage exceptions or get temporary supplies if your needed drug isn’t initially covered.

Whether you’re new to Medicare or looking to change plans, knowing about formularies is essential for managing your health and costs. Watch this video to learn how to navigate your options and choose a plan that fits your prescription needs.

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