Federal Employee Health Benefits (FEHB) prescription drug coverage is creditable for Medicare-eligible retirees. This means that if you are enrolled in FEHB, you can delay Part D enrollment without incurring a late enrollment penalty (LEP). Be sure to compare the costs and benefits of your FEHB plan and Part D
Part D Prescription Drug Plan
The Part D donut hole
The Medicare Part D donut hole or coverage gap is the phase of Part D coverage after the end of your initial coverage period. After falling into the donut hole, the amount you pay for your prescriptions increases. If you’ve noticed that you are suddenly paying more for your drugs,
Introduction to Part D appeals
If you were denied coverage for a prescription drug, you should ask your plan to reconsider its decision by filing an appeal. The appeal process is the same in stand-alone Part D plans and Medicare Advantage Plans with Part D coverage. Follow the steps below if your plan denied coverage