Kentucky Medicare Advantage and Medicare Supplement Plans
Some carriers we represent in Kentucky are United Healthcare, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Coventry, Humana, and Health Net. Medicare Part D Prescription Drug Plans include but are not limited to: 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
