Many members will pay less for their medications in 2025!
The SCAN formulary and your plan materials list the details of your pharmacy benefit—but they don’t show the big picture. Which is that many SCAN members will pay less in 2025 for prescription drugs.
Your pharmacy benefits still include:
- A comprehensive formulary with more than 1,400 drugs
- No Part D deductible in most plans
- $0 copay on 90% of the drugs our members take
And, in 2025 there will be:
- No more coverage gap (donut hole)!
- A new payment option to manage your drug cost if it’s just too high! See more information below on the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.
- A $2,000 out-of-pocket limit on covered Part D drugs! Click here to find out how much your drugs may cost in 2025.
About the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan
The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan is a payment option that works with your current drug coverage. It helps you manage your out-of-pocket costs for drugs covered by your plan by spreading them across the calendar year (January through December).
The program is optional and costs you nothing. Keep in mind it does not lower your drug costs, but may help you manage your monthly expenses. Medicare has a helpful information page, including a video, that explains the program and helps you understand if you might benefit.
Learn more: What’s the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan?
See these FAQs for more information.
How do I know if the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan is right for me?
Does the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan save me money on my drugs?
The $2,000 out of pocket is more than I can afford—can’t SCAN help?
If I sign up for the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan, will my costs be the same every month?
How do I sign up for the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan?
Who do I call if I have questions about this payment option or my payments?
There are no income eligibility requirements to participate in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (participation is voluntary). This payment option doesn’t lower your drug costs.
