Medicare Part D plans can vary dramatically based on your prescriptions, pharmacy, deductible, and yearly drug costs. Medicare On Main helps review your medications and compare plans to help lower your total out-of-pocket costs in 2026.
Your medications are entered individually to compare estimated yearly costs including premiums, deductibles, copays, and pharmacy pricing.
Drug pricing can vary depending on the pharmacy you use. We compare preferred pharmacy pricing and total estimated annual costs.
Medicare Part D now includes a yearly out-of-pocket spending cap, but plan formularies and pricing still change every year.
The lowest monthly premium does not always mean the lowest yearly drug cost.
Medicare On Main helps compare:
Brian helps Medicare beneficiaries compare Medicare Part D drug plans, Medicare Supplement options, and Medicare Advantage plans based on prescriptions, doctors, pharmacies, and total estimated yearly costs.
Reviews are available by phone, virtually, or in person from the Moab and Grand Junction offices.
Medicare Part D plans change yearly. Premiums, deductibles, pharmacy contracts, and formularies can all change during Annual Enrollment Period.
October 15 through December 7 is the main Medicare Annual Enrollment Period to review and change Part D prescription drug plans.
Medicare now includes a yearly prescription drug out-of-pocket maximum, helping reduce catastrophic drug expenses for many beneficiaries.