Fill prescriptions now.
Spread the costs over time.
No interest. No Fees.
The Provider Partners Health Plan Medicare Prescription Payment Plan allows you to pay your prescription drug costs in monthly payments over the course of the year, instead of all at once at the pharmacy. You get your needed prescriptions now, and we bill you monthly for what you owe, with no interest or fees.
If you expect to fill expensive prescriptions early in the year, you’ll likely benefit from this payment plan.
How It Works
Enrollment
Online enrollment is quick and easy. All you need to do is confirm your information, agree to the terms and conditions once your eligibility is confirmed, and you’re in! No additional cost to you.
Transactions
You pay $0 at the pharmacy for your covered Part D drug, because we bill you in monthly installments for what you owe. Your online dashboard or paper bill makes it easy for you to view all your transactions and understand your repayment schedule.
Repayment
You’ll receive monthly statements – the way you want them. If you prefer electronic statements, you can make payments easily from our website, including paying automatically with a credit card or by EFT. If you prefer statements by mail, you can make payments by check.
Frequently asked questions
When can I opt into this payment plan?
How do I opt in?
Is this payment plan free?
What types of drugs does this payment plan apply to?
What should I expect to pay at the pharmacy?
How will I be billed for what I owe?
Do you have any examples of how it works?
Will opting in change anything about my prescription drug benefits?
Will this payment plan reduce my costs?
If I’m in Medicare’s Extra Help program, can I participate?
Can I retroactively opt into this payment plan?
Can I opt out any time?
Can my participation in this payment plan be ended by Provider Partners Health Plan?
How can I obtain more information about this payment plan?
Still have questions?
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Page last updated: 11/01/2024
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