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Archive: I never got a report from my Part D plan showing how close I am to the Donut Hole. Shouldn't I be getting a summary of my prescription drug spending?

Archive: Entering the Donut Hole · updated Jun 6, 2020

Yes, you should receive regular statements on your prescription spending.

Medicare Part D plans send out a monthly "Explanation of Benefits" (or EOB) letters to all of their members.The EOB letter shows your recent spending, the phase of your coverage, and the amount “to-be-spent” prior to moving to the next phase of your coverage.

You can read more about your Explanation of Benefits on this site

Often some of the larger pharmacies also provide a summary of your Part D plan directly on your prescription receipt.If you wish to determine your current prescription costs or spending, telephone the Member Services department of your Part D plan and ask where you are relative to the Coverage Gap.You can also ask your plan to send a copy of your latest Explanation of Benefits letter (please be sure to confirm the accuracy of your mailing address).