YOU ARE HERE BECAUSE YOU DETERMINED YOU ARE IN GROUP B, C, OR D. PLEASE CONTINE. Medicare Simplified prescription drug plan review for 2026. New Policy for 2025 AEP This service continues to be a no cost benefit to our clients. In past years, however, we have received many requests for additions, deletions, “what if” scenarios (such as “what if I remove this medication?” or “what if I switch pharmacies?”), and other changes to reports. Most of these requests could have been avoided with accurate information provided up front. Processing these calls, emails, and texts — and generating revised reports — requires significant time and adds cost. As a result, if you request any corrections, updates or any other changes after you submit your requested information or after you receive your 2026 drug plan report there will be a $25 special handling fee. If the error is ours, we will correct it promptly at no charge. We believe this additional fee can be avoided if you take the time to carefully review the information before submitting to us. To better help you make all changes on your new 2026 drug plan report, after you receive it from us, we will be providing short and “to the point” instructional videos to make any change to your report that is necessary or to answer any “what if” situations you may have. There is no cost to you for making changes to your report after you receive it from us. We are providing all the tools you will need to make the best possible decisions for your situation. If you have a doctor’s appointment scheduled in October or November, we recommend waiting until after your visit to submit your information, as your prescriptions may change. We need your information no later than December 1, 2025. Please review your details carefully before submitting. Taking a few extra minutes up front helps avoid delays, extra fees, and ensures we can give you the best service possible. This website has been developed by Medicare Simplified as an efficient way to help our Medicare clients evaluate prescription drug plans for the next calendar year. You can apply for a new drug plan between October 15, 2025 and December 7, 2025 and the new plan will be effective January 1, 2026. The following process will make this task as simple as possible for you. If you do not take any steps to change your drug plan by December 7, 2025 for an effective date of January 1, 2026, your current drug plan will be automatically renewed for 2026. If you are submitting prescription drug information for more than one person, please complete the form below for the first person and click "submit". Once completed you will have the opportunity to complete a second form for another person.

Complete the form below and enter the name, strength and refill frequency of your prescription medications in section 2 of the form. Begin entering the name of your medication and it will auto-complete with different strength options. If you are taking a brand name drug, please enter the brand name. If you are taking a generic version, please enter the generic name. Select the correct strength and enter the quantity per month for each medication, (ie: 1 tablet/capsule per day would be "30" per month, 1 insulin pen per week would be "4" per month). Please do not forget creams, lotions, ointments shampoos, etc. Step 2: Enter the name, strength and frequency of your prescription medications in the section below. Begin entering the name of your medication and it will auto complete with different strength options. If you are taking a brand name drug, please enter the brand name. If you are taking a generic version, please enter the generic name. Select the correct strength and enter the quantity per month for each medication, (i.e.: 1 tablet/capsule per day would be "30" per month, 1 insulin pen per week would be "4" per month). Once done click the "submit" button. ALERT: PLEASE READ ALL INFORMATION UNTIL THE END. Please do not forget creams, lotions, ointments, shampoos, etc. MEDICATION NOTES: If you search for your medication and it does not appear, it is NOT covered under any Medicare prescription drug plan. Any medication administered at a doctor’s office, hospital or infusion center is covered under Medicare Part B (medical plan) and NOT your prescription drug plan. All CPAP items are covered under Medicare Part B (medical plan) and NOT your prescription drug plan. If you use an insulin pump for diabetes, your pump and all your supplies and insulin will be covered under Medicare Part B (medical plan) and NOT your prescription drug plan. If you do NOT use an insulin pump for diabetes, all your supplies (such as test strips, lancet devices & lancets and blood sugar meters) will be covered under Medicare Part B (medical plan) and NOT your prescription drug plan. Therefore, you cannot enter those items into this list. If you do not use an insulin pump…your insulin(s) WILL BE covered under your drug plan so please enter your insulin(s) so we may include. If you use a sensor such as Dexcom, Free Style Libre, etc. AND you use insulin, the sensor will be covered under Medicare Part B. You will NOT be able to enter into this list. If you use a sensor such as Dexcom, Free Style Libre, etc. AND DO NOT use insulin, the sensor will NOT be covered under Medicare (including Part B or the drug plan). You will NOT be able to enter into this list.