Pharmacy


All McLaren Medicare plans have Part D Prescription Drug coverage built into the plan. Your prescription coverage is included in your premium.

Your costs for a covered drug depend on what coverage phase you are in and what tier your drug is in. Below you will find your plan's coverage information including drug phases, tier copays/coinsurance, and insulin costs.

Part D Prescription Drug Coverage Phases

Deductible Phase:

This is the first payment stage for your drug coverage. The deductible does not apply to covered insulin products and most Part D vaccines.

  • If you are enrolled in Inspire you will pay a yearly deductible of $615 on Tier 3, 4 and 5 drugs.
  • If you are enrolled in Inspire Plus, you will pay a yearly deductible of $500 on Tier 3, 4 and 5 drugs.
  • If you are enrolled in Inspire Select, you will pay a yearly deductible of $615 on Tier 2, 3, 4 and 5 drugs.

Once you pay the applicable Part D deductible for your plan, you leave the Deductible Stage and move to the Initial Coverage Stage.

Initial Coverage Phase:

In this phase, you will pay set copay or coinsurance for covered drugs. Once you reach $2,100, you enter the Catastrophic Coverage Phase.

Catastrophic Coverage Phase:

Once you have moved into the Catastrophic Coverage Phase, you will pay $0 for coverage drugs for the remainder of the year.

2026 Part D Prescription Drug Coverage Tiers (Initial Coverage Phase)

 

Tier 1
(Preferred Generic)

Tier 2
(Generic)

Tier 3
(Preferred Brand)

Tier 4
(Non-Preferred Brand)

Tier 5
(Specialty Drugs)

Tier 6
(Select Care Drugs)

Standard Retail Pharmacy
(up to a 30-day supply)

$0 copay

$12 copay

25% coinsurance

Inspire and Inspire Plus: 40% coinsurance

Inspire Select: 30% coinsurance

25% coinsurance

$0 copay

Standard Retail Pharmacy
(90-day supply)

$0 copay

$36 copay

25% coinsurance

Inspire and Inspire Plus: 40% coinsurance

Inspire Select: 30% coinsurance

not available

$0 copay

Mail-order Pharmacy
(30-day supply)

not available

not available

not available

not available

25% coinsurance

not available

Mail-order Pharmacy
(90-day supply)

$0 copay

$27 copay

25% coinsurance

Inspire and Inspire Plus: 40% coinsurance

Inspire Select: 30% coinsurance

not available

$0 copay

2026 Part D Insulin Costs

You won’t pay more than $35 for a one-month supply of each insulin product covered under your Part D Prescription Drug benefit, no matter what cost-sharing tier it is on.

 

30-Day Supply

90-Day Supply
(standard retail)

90-Day Supply
(mail-order)

Tiers 1 and 6

$0

$0

$0

Tier 2

$10

$30

$23

Tiers 3, 4 and 5

$35

$105

$79




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