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2025 Medicare Part D Prescription Drug Plans: Overview by CMS Region

 As required under the Medicare Modernization Act, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services ("CMS") established geographic regions for the administration of stand-alone Medicare Part D prescription drug plans ("PDPs"). CMS established 34 PDP regions consisting of the 50 states and the District of Columbia, as well as 5 separate PDP Regions for the United States territories.

Please note - Medicare Part D Plans vary in cost and coverage by Region - this means that if you move to a State in a different region during the enrollment year, you may pay a different premium and/or possibly may not have access to the same selection of Medicare Part D plans. If you do move to a new region during the plan year, you are granted a Special Enrollment Period (SEP) and are permitted by CMS to change Medicare Part D plans even if your old plan is available in your new region.

Select your state below or choose from one of these links to other tools available to review 2025 Medicare Part D Plans:

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS)
Prescription Drug plan (PDP) Regions
Region 1 Maine, New Hampshire Region 18 Missouri
Region 2 Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Vermont Region 19 Arkansas
Region 3 New York Region 20 Mississippi
Region 4 New Jersey Region 21 Louisiana
Region 5 District of Columbia, Delaware, Maryland Region 22 Texas
Region 6 Pennsylvania, West Virginia Region 23 Oklahoma
Region 7 Virginia Region 24 Kansas
Region 8 North Carolina Region 25 Iowa, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, Wyoming
Region 9 South Carolina Region 26 New Mexico
Region 10 Georgia Region 27 Colorado
Region 11 Florida Region 28 Arizona
Region 12 Alabama, Tennessee Region 29 Nevada
Region 13 Michigan Region 30 Oregon, Washington
Region 14 Ohio Region 31 Idaho, Utah
Region 15 Kentucky, Indiana Region 32 California
Region 16 Wisconsin Region 33 Hawaii
Region 17 Illinois Region 34 Alaska
The US Territories:
Region 35 American Samoa Region 38 Puerto Rico
Region 36 Guam Region 39 Virgin Islands of the US
Region 37 Northern Marina Islands  


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