Part D
Review your drug coverage as soon as enrollment opens.
At Sizeland, we help you review your prescription drug coverage options for the next year as soon as Medicare allows — starting October 15 each year.
Get ready for your prescription drug review.
Before Annual Enrollment begins, visit Medicare.gov to create or access your secure Medicare account. You can add your current prescriptions and preferred pharmacies so you’re prepared to compare available drug plan options when enrollment opens.
Medicare.gov is the official U.S. government website for Medicare.We make your yearly Part D review simple.
You can use the link we email you, or come back to this page beginning October 15 to review available coverage options.
Watch for our email
Our team will send you a link when it’s time to review available prescription drug plan options for the upcoming year.
Review your prescriptions
Your medications, preferred pharmacy, formulary and plan cost-sharing can all affect what you may pay during the year.
Compare your options
Review available options and determine which coverage best fits your prescriptions, pharmacy preferences and budget.
Review your drug coverage every year.
Plan premiums, formularies, pharmacy networks and prescription costs can change from year to year. Reviewing your coverage during Medicare Annual Enrollment can help you understand the options available for the upcoming year.
Part D costs depend on more than the premium.
Your prescriptions, pharmacies and the details of each available plan can affect your total costs.
2027 out-of-pocket threshold
For 2027, the Medicare Part D annual out-of-pocket threshold for covered Part D drugs is $2,400.
Plans are different
Costs and coverage can depend on your medications, the plan’s formulary and the pharmacy you use.
Lowest premium may not mean lowest total cost
Consider your specific prescriptions, pharmacy and estimated yearly costs when comparing available plans.
Avoid gaps in creditable drug coverage
Going without Medicare drug coverage or other creditable prescription drug coverage for certain periods may result in a Part D late-enrollment penalty.
Medicare Prescription Payment Plan
Medicare offers an option that may allow you to spread eligible out-of-pocket prescription drug costs over the calendar year rather than paying the full amount at the pharmacy at once.
Coverage rules can vary
Depending on the plan and prescription, coverage may involve requirements such as prior authorization, quantity limits or step therapy.
Come back here to review your Part D options October 15 – December 7, 2026.
Use the link from our email or visit this page beginning October 15 to review available coverage options for 2027.