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Q1Rx 2022 Drug Finder:
Search for Your Prescription Drug Across All Medicare Part D or Medicare Advantage Plans

This is archive material for research purposes. Please see PDPFinder.com or MAFinder.com for current plans.
There are three ways to find your medication:
  1. Select your State and enter at least the first three letters of your drug name.
  2. Select your State and enter your drug’s 11-digit National Drug Code (NDC).
  3. Select the starting letter for the drug you wish to find. You will be taken to a page showing all Medicare Part D drugs beginning with this letter. Click on the medication. You will return to this page. Select your State (if not already shown).
All Medicare Part D plans or Medicare Advantage plans with prescription drug coverage that cover your chosen drug will be shown with the plan’s premium, deductible, drug cost-sharing details and the plan’s average negotiated retail drug price.   Example: California stand-alone Medicare Part D plans covering ADVAIR DISKUS MIS 250/50.

Search Criteria
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LEVALBUTEROL 0.63 MG/3 ML SOL VIAL-NEB [Xopenex] (75 MLS )
ex: Lipitor
 
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  ex: 00071015694

$  max: $208
$  max: $480
Requires Prior Authorization:
Yes No Show either
Uses Step Therapy:
Yes No Show either
Has Quantity Limits:
Yes No Show either

Basic     Advanced
  *required
Please note:  The plan’s average retail drug price (30-day supply) shown below is from the September 2022 dataset. Your actual retail drug price may differ significantly from the average shown. Please contact the Medicare plan or Medicare (1-800-Medicare) for more specific pricing based on your chosen pharmacy.

There are 4 stand-alone Medicare Part D plans in Florida meeting your criteria.

Caution: The 2022 Medicare Part D plan information below is for research purposes.
Click here to see 2025 Medicare Part D plans

LEVALBUTEROL 0.63 MG/3 ML SOL VIAL-NEB [Xopenex] (75 MLS ) (NDC: 66993002227)
2022 Medicare Prescription Drug Plan (PDP) Information
Click here for the Chart Legend
See your cost using a drug discount card:
Compare prices at pharmacies near you
Plan Name Monthly
Prem.
De- duct-
ible
Does Plan
Offer Additional
Gap
Coverage
Drug Tier Information Cost-Sharing Drug
Usage
Mgmt
Plan’s
Avg.
Retail
Drug
Price
30-Day
Tier
Nbr.
Tier
Desc.
30-Day
Prfrd.
Pharm
90-Day
Mail
Order
SilverScript SmartRx (PDP)
 
$7.70 $480No additional gap coverage, only the Donut Hole Discount3 Preferred Brand $46.00$138.00P $28.50
Browse Plan Formulary
Wellcare Value Script (PDP)
 
$12.00 $480No additional gap coverage, only the Donut Hole Discount4 Non-Preferred Drug 47%47%P $38.25
Browse Plan Formulary
select insulin pay $35 copay
but not this drug
Wellcare Medicare Rx Value Plus (PDP)
 
$68.90 $0No additional gap coverage, only the Donut Hole Discount4 Non-Preferred Drug 50%50%P $39.00
Browse Plan Formulary
select insulin pay $35 copay
but not this drug
AARP MedicareRx Preferred (PDP)
 
$101.20 $0No additional gap coverage, only the Donut Hole Discount4 Non-Preferred Drug 40%40%P $30.75
Browse Plan Formulary
select insulin pay $35 copay
but not this drug

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Chart Legend:

What does all this mean? Below are a few notes to help you understand the above 2022 Medicare Part D Plan Formulary.

  • Plan Name: This is the official Medicare Part D prescription drug plan or Medicare Advantage name from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). The same Medicare Part D plan name generally has a different Plan ID in each state (or CMS Region). The plan name is followed by the plan type (PDP, HMO, HMO-POS, PPO, PFFS, etc.)

  • Monthly Premium: This is the amount you must pay each month for this prescription drug plan. This monthly premium must be paid even if you are in the initial deductible phase or the coverage gap (donut hole) phase.

  • Deductible: If your Part D plan has an initial deductible, you are 100% responsible for your drug costs until your expenses exceed this value and you begin your Initial Coverage Phase.
    • Many Medicare Part D plans use the standard $480 deductible as provided in the CMS Standard plan design.
    • Some Part D plan providers offer an initial deductible lower than the Standard deductible.
    • Many prescription drug plans do not have a deductible (also called first dollar coverage or a $0 deductible), however the monthly premium for a plan with a $0 deductible may be slightly higher.
    • *Some Part D plans exclude some drug tiers from the deductible. If the deductible field above is followed by * (example: $480*), then this drug tier is excluded from the deductible.


  • Gap Coverage: In the CMS Standard Plan, the beneficiary, or others on their behalf (e.g. the brand-name drug manufacturer discount), pay(s) up to $5,583 in drug costs, depending on your mix of generics and brand-name drugs. The Healthcare Reform provides that for plan year 2022, all formulary drugs will have at least a 75% discount in the coverage gap (Donut Hole). The Gap Coverage Types discussed in this section are supplemental coverage your plan pays in addition to the Healthcare Reform mandated discounts. In our chart, you will see one of the following:
    • No Gap Coverage: You receive the 75% Donut Hole Discount and pay up to $5,583 depending on your mix of generics and brand-name drugs, before exiting into Catastrophic Coverage. Read more...
    • Yes: This plan offers some supplemental gap coverage in addition to the 75% Donut Hole Discount. See plan details for a description of the gap coverage. The description may read similar to: Under this plan you may pay even less for the brand and generic drugs on the formulary. Your cost varies by tier. You will need to use your formulary to locate your drug's tier. See the chart that follows to find out how much it will cost you.

  • Drug Tier Information - Drug Tiers are the logical grouping of prescription drugs on a Part D plan formulary. These fields represent the Tier (or drug list group) - for this particular medication - on this particular plan’s Formulary or Drug List.
    • Tier Number - This is the actual numerical tier level from the formulary. Most Part D plans have five (5) tiers 1=Preferred Generics, 2=Generics, 3=Preferred Brands, 4=Non-preferred Brands, 5=Specialty Drugs.
    • Tier Number* - Some Part D drug plans exclude one or more drug tiers from the plan’s deductible. If the drug tier field above is followed by * (example: 2*), then this drug tier is excluded from the plan’s deductible.
    • Tier Description - This is the Medicare Part D plan’s description of this particular drug tier.

  • Cost Sharing - Copay / Coinsurance - This is what you will pay for formulary drugs in the Initial Coverage Phase of your plan. This is the phase after the initial deductible has been met and before you reach the Coverage Gap (Donut Hole). Plans often cover drugs in "tiers". Tiers are specific to the list of drugs covered by the plan. Plans may have several tiers, and the copay for a drug depends on the drug’s tier. The drug Tier is shown to the left of this column. These cost sharing figures DO NOT necessarily apply to the Coverage Gap. The plan may have a separate copay/coinsurance for the same drug while in the Coverage Gap. There are two figures shown under this "Cost Sharing" category:
    • Preferred Network Pharmacy - (Preferred Pharm) - This is the cost-share amount you would pay during the initial coverage phase for a 30-Day supply (until your total retail prescription drug costs reach $4,430) at a "Preferred" network pharmacy. In most cases, the "Preferred" network pharmacy cost-sharing is lower than the standard (non-preferred) network pharmacy cost-sharing.

      * When the insulin copay is in green, example: $35.00, this Part D plan may offer this particular insulin as part of the Senior Savings Model.  The Senior Savings Model stipulates that the insulin will cost no more than $35 in the deductible, initial coverage, and coverage gap phases of your Part D plan. Please contact the drug plan for more details.

    • Mail Order - This is the cost-share amount you would pay during the initial coverage phase for a 90-Day supply if you purchased your medication through your plan’s preferred mail order partner(s).

  • Drug Utilization Management or Coverage Rules - (Drug Usage Mgmt) - This shows the plan requires drug utilization management controls for this particular medication.
    • None - This drug does not fall under any drug utilization management controls.
    • P - Prior Authorization -This drug is subject to prior authorization.
    • S - Step Therapy -This drug is subject to step therapy.
    • Q - Quantity Limits -This drug is subject to quantity limits. The actual quantity limit is shown as Q:Amount/Days. For Example: Q:6/28Days means the quantity limit is a quantity of 6 pills per 28 days. Q:90/365Days would mean that the plan limits this drug to 90 pills for the entire year.


  • Plan’s Avg. Retail Drug Price: This is the Medicare Part D prescription drug plan’s average negotiated retail drug price. This price is calculated for each plan by averaging the negotiated retail price for a particular drug across all pharmacies in the plan’s service area. For example, the negotiated retail drug price for Quetiapine Fumarate 25MG Tables on the AARP MedicareRx Saver Plus plan in Florida (S5921-356) is determined by averaging all of the AARP MedicareRx Saver Plus plan’s negotiated retail drug prices for a Florida pharmacies.






(Chart Source: Centers for Medicare and Medicaid files: CMS Data September 2022 )

Please note: The above plan information comes from CMS. We make every attempt to keep our information up-to-date with plan/premium changes. However, the Medicare Part D plan data changes over time and we cannot guarantee the accuracy of this information. You should always verify cost and coverage information with your Medicare plan provider.










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  • When enrolling in a Medicare Advantage plan, you must continue to pay your Medicare Part B premium.
  • Medicare beneficiaries with higher incomes may be required to pay both a Medicare Part B and Medicare Part D Income Related Monthly Adjustment Amount (IRMAA). Read more on IRMAA.
  • Medicare Advantage plans that include prescription drug coverage (MAPDs) are considered Medicare Part D plans and members with higher incomes may be subject to the Medicare Part D Income Related Monthly Adjustment Amount (IRMAA), just as members in stand-alone Part D plans. In certain situations, you can appeal IRMAA.
  • You must be enrolled in both Medicare Part A and Part B to enroll in a Medicare Advantage plan. Members may enroll in a Medicare Advantage plan only during specific times of the year. Contact the Medicare plan for more information.
  • If you are enrolled in a Medicare plan with Part D prescription drug coverage, you may be eligible for financial Extra Help to assist with the payment of your prescription drug premiums and drug purchases. To see if you qualify for Extra Help, call: 1-800-MEDICARE (1-800-633-4227). TTY users should call 1-877-486-2048, 24 hours a day/ 7 days a week or consult www.medicare.gov; the Social Security Office at 1-800-772-1213 between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m., Monday through Friday. TTY users should call, 1-800-325-0778; or your state Medicaid Office.
  • Medicare evaluates plans based on a 5-Star rating system. Star Ratings are calculated each year and may change from one year to the next.
  • A Medicare Advantage Private Fee-for-Service plan (PFFS) is not a Medicare supplement plan. Providers who do not contract with the plan are not required to see you except in an emergency.
  • Disclaimer for Institutional Special Needs Plan (SNP): This plan is available to anyone with Medicare who meets the Skilled Nursing Facility (SNF) level of care and resides in a nursing home.
  • Disclaimer for Dual Eligible (Medicare/Medicaid) Special Needs Plan (SNP): This plan is available to anyone who has both Medical Assistance from the State and Medicare. Premiums, co-pays, co-insurance, and deductibles may vary based on the level of Extra Help you receive. Please contact the plan for further details.
  • Disclaimer for Chronic Condition Special Needs Plan (SNP): This plan is available to anyone with Medicare who has been diagnosed with the plan specific Chronic Condition.
  • Medicare MSA Plans combine a high deductible Medicare Advantage Plan and a trust or custodial savings account (as defined and/or approved by the IRS). The plan deposits money from Medicare into the account. You can use this money to pay for your health care costs, but only Medicare-covered expenses count toward your deductible. The amount deposited is usually less than your deductible amount, so you generally have to pay out-of-pocket before your coverage begins.
  • Medicare MSA Plans do not cover prescription drugs. If you join a Medicare MSA Plan, you can also join any separate (stand-alone) Medicare Part D prescription drug plan
  • There are additional restrictions to join an MSA plan, and enrollment is generally for a full calendar year unless you meet certain exceptions. Those who disenroll during the calendar year will owe a portion of the account deposit back to the plan. Contact the plan provider for additional information.
  • Medicare beneficiaries may enroll through the CMS Medicare Online Enrollment Center located at www.medicare.gov.
  • Medicare beneficiaries can file a complaint with the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services by calling 1-800-MEDICARE 24 hours a day/7 days or using the medicare.gov site. Beneficiaries can appoint a representative by submitting CMS Form-1696.