Go onto Medicare.gov first and choose a plan you want to review. Then go onto the companies website and look at the summary of benefits to see how their tiers are structured and how it compares to your drugs. Look at their pharmacies and formularies. Medicare.gov is just a starting point or tool but I personally don't trust it.
I think in the future we may see less pharmacies participating in Medicare drug plans. For what I'm reading, pharmacies are complaining about losing more money than what they are being reimbursed for on some Medicare drug plans.
Wish you luck… if you feel confident, get your license and I'll throw some people your way to help. Unfortunately, more and more seniors will be needing to figure this out on their own. The risk outweigh the ibenefit for some brokers. It's a bigger complaint amongst seniors and explaining it for 55.00 a year and answering question's throughout the year from the senior makes me shy away. I can't speak for the rest of the brokers on here. If 1-800 Medicare doesn't shut down from disputes over labor costs, I'm sending people there to get help.
