Kentucky Medicare
Some carriers we represent in Kentucky are AARP/United Healthcare, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Coventry, Humana, Health Net, and Mutual of Omaha. Medicare Part D Prescription Drug Plans include but are not limited to: AARP MedicareRx Saver, AdvantraRx Value, Blue MedicareRx Value, Humana PDP Standard, Humana PDP Enhanced, and Health Net Orange Option 1. Here are some facts about Kentucky Prescription Drug Plan coverage for 2010:
- 85% of people with Medicare have prescription drug coverage
- 49% of those in Part D are receiving the low-income subsidy
- 44 Medicare Prescription Drug Plans are available for 2010
- 99.99% of people in a Prescription Drug Plan can switch to one with a lower premium for 2009
- 26 Prescription Drug Plans offer enhanced benefits or services
- 27 Prescription Drug Plans have $0 deductibles
- 2 Prescription Drug Plans have premiums under $25
- $23.10 is the lowest monthly premium for a Prescription Drug Plan
- $59.90 is the lowest monthly premium for a Prescription Drug Plan with any generic coverage in the Gap
- 9 Prescription Drug Plans have a premium amount of $0 for people who qualify for the full extra help
- 100% of the people with Medicare will have access to a Medicare Advantage plan with Drug Coverage with a $0 drug deductible
To learn more information about Kentucky Prescription Drug plans and their exact coverage, speak with one of our Medicare specialists. There is a lot of new information in addition to that listed above for updates on plans that are changing for the New Year. If you were enrolled in a Medicare insurance plan in 2009, that plan may be changing in cost or coverage. Be prepared to change plans free of cost during Open Enrollment Period, November 15-December 31st. Now is the time to contact a Medicare specialist for 2010 rates and plans. Get informed before making the switch!
City Specific Medicare Pages: Louisville, KY; Lexington, KY
