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  • Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Participant Request Form

    The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan is a voluntary payment option that works with your current drug coverage to help you manage your out-of-pocket Medicare Part D drug costs by spreading them across the calendar year (January - December). This payment option may help you manage your expenses, but it doesn't save you money or lower your drug costs. This payment option might not be the best choice for you if you get help paying for your prescription drug costs through programs like Extra Help from Medicare or a State Pharmaceutical Assistance Program (SPAP). Call your plan for more information. The form below is a web version of the form that we believe your insurer uses for Medicare Prescription Payment Plan enrollment. We are not responsible for the content of the form. Fields marked as * are those that your insurer has indicated are required. Please be advised that we do not save your progress in a way that will allow you to return to a partially completed form later. If you fail to complete the form during this session, you will need to start over with a blank form the next time you visit this page.
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    • I understand this form is a request to participate in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.
    • My Plan will contact me if they need more information.
      I understand that signing this form means that I’ve read and understand the form
    • My Plan will send me a notice to let me know when my participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan is active. Until then, I understand that I’m not a participant in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.
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  • Aetna Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Terms and Conditions

    The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan is a voluntary program that allows you to spread your out-of-pocket costs for covered Part D drugs across the remaining months of the plan year. The program does not affect your total prescription cost. Any applicable plan premiums are billed and should be paid separately from your Prescription Payment Plan billing statement. By opting in to the program, you (or your authorized representative) are indicating you understand these Medicare Prescription Payment Plan terms and conditions. You are agreeing to be financially responsible for all amounts billed under the program. If you do not pay the amounts due under the program you will be terminated from the program, and will not be allowed to opt in again until the amounts owed are repaid in full. You can choose to opt out of the program at any time, however any outstanding amounts owed will continue to be billed and must be paid.
    See Evidence of Coverage for a complete description of plan benefits, exclusions, limitations and conditions of coverage. Plan features and availability may vary by service area.

  • Devoted Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Terms and Conditions

    The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan is open to any Devoted Health member with Part D prescription drug coverage, starting January 1, 2025. Note: Members with an unpaid balance from past participation in MPPP are not eligible to join or rejoin MPPP until any outstanding balance is paid.

    Only drugs covered under Part D (as described in your Evidence of Coverage) are eligible for this payment option. Part B drugs, supplemental drugs, and other drugs not included in your Part D coverage are not eligible.

    The request form on the previous page has instructions on how to enroll in this payment option. Once we get your request, we’ll process it within 10 days (if you enroll before your plan’s effective date) or within 24 hours (if you enroll on or after your plan’s effective date). If you think waiting the usual time frame might harm your health, you can ask for retroactive (backdated) enrollment. Visit [devoted.com/prescription-drugs/prescription-payment-plan](https://www.google.com/search?q=https://devoted.com/prescription-drugs/prescription-payment-plan) or call us for details.

    We calculate your monthly bill using the formula that Medicare requires. See ""How do you calculate my payments?"" on page 3 of this package for details. If you think we’ve made a mistake with the amount you owe, call us at 1-800-338-6833 TTY 711.

    You’ll need to pay your Medicare Prescription Payment Plan bill each month, online or by mail. If we also bill you for a plan premium or Late Enrollment Penalty (LEP), you’ll need to pay your prescription drug bill separately. We never charge any late payment fees or interest on overdue payments.

    If you don’t pay your Medicare Prescription Payment Plan bill, we’ll send a reminder with a final due date based on the 2-month grace period. If you don’t pay by that date, we’ll remove you from the program. You’ll still owe the unpaid amount and we may pursue collection efforts. You’ll still be a member of your Devoted Health plan. Note: If you had a good reason for not paying your bill on time, like a serious illness or natural disaster, you can call us and ask to restart your MPPP retroactively (backdated). This is called a request for good cause reinstatement.

    If you’d like to leave the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan, call 1-800-338-6833 TTY 711 and let us know. If you owe a balance, you still need to pay it even if you’re not using this payment option anymore. You can choose to pay it all at once or get a monthly bill for the rest of the year. We may pursue collection efforts for overdue unpaid balances.

    If you leave Devoted Health or switch plans, your Medicare Prescription Payment Plan participation will end on your effective date of disenrollment from your Devoted Health plan. You’ll still owe any unpaid balance. If you’d like to re-join the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan with your new plan, you’ll need to make a new request with your new plan.

    If you have a dispute or concern related to your participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan, follow the grievance (complaint) process in your Evidence of Coverage.

    With or without notice, we may make changes or updates to this payment option and your participation in it to ensure we comply with the federal laws and CMS regulations that govern this program.

  • H3979 - Terms and Conditions for Participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Program

    - No Fees or Interest
    The Medicare Prescription Payment Program does not charge any fees or interest, and no credit check is required to enroll in the program.

    - Notification to Pharmacy
    Upon acceptance into the Medicare Prescription Payment Program, we will inform your pharmacy that you are using this payment option.

    - Applicability
    This payment option applies only to Medicare Part D covered drugs processed after your election is confirmed.

    - Cost Sharing
    When you fill a prescription for an eligible drug, you will pay zero dollars at the pharmacy. However, you will still be responsible for your cost share of the drug associated with your Medicare Part D benefit under your plan that can be paid through a monthly invoice.

    - Monthly Invoices
    Each month, you will receive an invoice detailing the amount you owe, the due date, and information on how to make a payment. Monthly payments are required while you carry a balance, but you can pay the balance in full at any time.

    - Calculation of Monthly Payments
    The formula for calculating the minimum monthly payment (referred to as the “maximum monthly cap”) differs for the first month of participation versus the remaining months of the year. The maximum monthly cap calculations include specifics of a participant’s Part D drug costs (previously incurred costs and new out-of-pocket costs), as well as the number of months remaining in the plan year and the amount outstanding. As such, the amount can vary from person to person and month to month, with the expectation that the total balance will be completely paid off by January 31 of the next calendar year.

    - Missed Payments
    If you miss a payment, you will receive a reminder notice. If you do not pay your bill by the date listed in the reminder notice, you will be removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Program. However, you will still be required to pay the amount you owe and may not be able to re-enroll in the Medicare Prescription Payment Program.

    - Opting Out
    You can leave the Medicare Prescription Payment Program at any time by selecting the opt-out option through the website or by calling the phone number listed on the back of your member ID card. After you opt out, you will continue to receive an invoice each month for the amount you owe until your balance is paid in full.

    - Communications and Notifications
    If you provide an email, participation in this program will automatically make you eligible for important emails containing information related to the Medicare Prescription Payment Program.

    - Disenrollment and New Plan Enrollment
    If you are disenrolled from your plan for any reason or enroll in a new plan with drug coverage, your participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Program will end. However, you will continue to receive an invoice each month for any outstanding amounts until your balance is paid in full. You remain responsible for the amount due under this Medicare Prescription Payment Program. If you enroll in a new plan with drug coverage, you may be able to rejoin the Medicare Prescription Payment Program by contacting your new plan.

    - Address Updates
    Any contact information or communication preferences you provide during election or directly through your Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Portal will only be used for your Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Program, and may not be communicated to your Medicare Part D plan.

    - Communications
    By providing us with your contact information, you consent to our contacting you by any means you have provided regarding important information about your Medicare Prescription Payment Program account. This consent allows us to use text messaging for informational and account service calls, but not for telemarketing or sales calls. This may also include contact from companies working on our behalf to service your account.

    - Payment Methods
    Acceptable methods of payments are limited to mailed-in check or ACH (electronic check).

  • Gold Kidney Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Election Request Form Terms and Conditions

    - Voluntary Participation. Election in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (the “Program”) is voluntary and not required to obtain prescription drugs under Medicare Part D.

    - Medicare Part D Drugs Only. The Program is only applicable for covered Medicare Part D drugs. The Program does not apply for drugs covered through Medicare Part A or Medicare Part B, medical benefits and/or services, or any other supplemental benefit.

    - No Cost to Join. The Program is completely free to join. Participants can opt-in without any upfront fees.

    - Same Total Costs. Election in the Program does not reduce the total cost of prescription drugs, nor does it reduce the amount of money that an individual pays in total out-of-pocket costs. Participants do not receive any discount for participating in the Program.

    - No Interest or Additional Fees. The Program does not include any interest or additional fees for spreading out payments.

    - Notice of Acceptance of the Election Form. To commence participation in the Program, the participant must receive an official “Notice to Acknowledge Acceptance of Election into the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan” via mail or electronically, depending on the participant’s preferred and authorized communication method.

    - Term of the Participation in the Program. If the Election Form is accepted, the participant’s election shall be in full force and effect for the Plan Year or remaining part of the Plan Year for which the election has been made, unless the election be previously voluntary or involuntary terminated as set forth herein.

    - Debt Obligation. Participation in the Program does not exempt the participant from their financial obligation. Any unpaid monthly payment remains a debt owed by the participant.

    - Billing. A participant opted into the Program will not pay out-of-pocket costs at the pharmacy (including mail-order and specialty pharmacies). The participant will get a bill each month from the health plan or the health plan’s authorized vendor. The monthly bill is based on what the participant would have paid for any prescriptions they get, plus the previous month’s balance, divided by the number of months left in the Plan Year.

    - Monthly Payments are not fixed. The monthly payments for a participant might change every month because new out-of-pocket drug costs get added into the monthly payment when filling a new prescription or refilling an existing prescription.

    - Responsibility for Payments. Participants are solely responsible for ensuring that all payments are made on time. Failure to make payments by the due date may result in termination from the Program.

    - Grace Period. A grace period of two months will be provided for late payments. The grace period begins on the first day of the month for which the balance is unpaid or the first day of the month following the date on which the payment is requested, whichever is later.

    - Involuntary Termination. If payments are not made by the end of the grace period, termination from the Program will occur as of the first day of the month following the end of the grace period.

    - Opting Out/Voluntary Termination. Participants may opt out of the Program at any time during the Plan Year. Upon opting out, the participant will pay any new out-of-pocket costs directly to the pharmacy. The Participant will also be responsible for paying any remaining balance either by one lump sum or finishing its monthly payments.

    - Modifications. Participants will be notified of any changes to the payment plan terms and conditions, including any changes to payment amounts, due dates, or other relevant information. Such notifications will be provided in a timely manner.

    - Privacy and Data Security. All personal and payment information provided by participants will be kept confidential and used solely for the purposes of administering the Program. The privacy and security of participants' information will be treated in accordance with applicable laws and regulations.

    - Dispute Resolution. Any disputes arising from the Program will be resolved in accordance with the health plan’s established Medicare Part D appeals and grievance procedures.

    - Contact information. For questions or assistance with the Program, participants should contact Member Services at (888) 672-7206. People with hearing impairments may call (TTY) 711. Operating Hours are: 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Gold Kidney Health Plan complies with applicable Federal civil rights laws and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, disability, or sex (including pregnancy, sexual orientation, and gender identity). Gold Kidney Health Plan does not exclude people or treat them differently because of race, color, national origin, age, disability, or sex (including pregnancy, sexual orientation, and gender identity).

  • H0504 Terms and Conditions for Participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Program

    - No Fees or Interest
    The Medicare Prescription Payment Program (M3P) does not charge any fees or interest, and no credit check is required to enroll in the program.

    - Plan Participation Confirmation
    Once Blue Shield of California reviews your Medicare Prescription Payment Program request form, we will send you a letter confirming your participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.

    - Notification to Pharmacy
    Upon acceptance into the Medicare Prescription Payment Program, we will inform your pharmacy that you are using this payment option.

    - Applicability
    This payment option applies only to Medicare Part D covered drugs processed after your election is confirmed.

    - Cost Sharing
    When you fill a prescription for an eligible drug, you will pay zero dollars at the pharmacy. However, you will still be responsible for your cost share of the drug associated with your Medicare Part D benefit under your plan that can be paid through a monthly invoice.

    - Monthly Invoices
    Each month, you will receive an invoice detailing the amount you owe, the due date, and information on how to make a payment. Monthly payments are required while you carry a balance, but you can pay the balance in full at any time.

    - Calculation of Monthly Payments
    The formula for calculating the minimum monthly payment (referred to as the ""maximum monthly cap"") differs for the first month of participation versus the remaining months of the year. The maximum monthly cap calculations include specifics of a participant's Part D drug costs (previously incurred costs and new out-of-pocket costs), as well as the number of months remaining in the plan year and the amount outstanding. As such, the amount can vary from person to person and month to month, with the expectation that the total balance will be completely paid off by January 31st of the next calendar year.

    - Missed Payments and Plan Termination
    If you miss a payment, you will receive a reminder notice to make your payment within 15 calendar days of the payment due date. You will be considered to have failed to pay your monthly billed amount after the conclusion of a two-month grace period. If you do not pay your bill by the end of the two-month grace period, you will be removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Program. However, you will still be required to pay the amount you owe and may not be able to re-enroll in The Medicare Prescription Payment Program. If you are removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan, you'll still be enrolled in your Medicare health or drug plan.
    Blue Shield of California will reinstate a participant who has been terminated from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan if the individual demonstrates good cause for failure to pay the program billed amount within the two-month grace period and pays all overdue amounts billed.

    - Opting Out
    You can leave the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan at any time by contacting Blue Shield of California at 833-696-2087 (TTY - 711). Leaving will not affect your Medicare drug coverage and other Medicare benefits.
    Keep in mind:
    - If you still owe a balance, you are required to pay the amount you owe, even though you're no longer participating in this payment option. You will continue to receive an invoice each month for any outstanding amount until your balance is paid in full.
    - You can choose to pay your balance all at once or be billed monthly.
    You will pay the pharmacy directly for new out-of-pocket drug costs after you leave the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.

    - Disenrollment and New Medicare Drug Plan Enrollment
    If you leave or are disenrolled from your current Blue Shield of California plan for any reason, or change to a new Medicare drug plan or Medicare health plan with drug coverage (like a Medicare Advantage Plan with drug coverage), and you still owe any balances, you are required to pay the amount you owe, even though you're no longer participating in this payment option. You will continue to receive an invoice each month for any outstanding amount until your balance is paid in full. Upon disenrollment, you remain responsible for the amount due under the existing Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.
    Contact your new plan if you'd like to participate in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan through your new plan.

    - Address Updates
    SimplicityRx administers this program on behalf of Blue Shield of California. Any contact information or communication preferences you provide during election or directly through your Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Payment Portal will only be used for your Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Program, and may not be communicated back to Blue Shield of California for use on other Blue Shield of California communications.

    - Communications
    By providing us with your contact information, you consent to our contacting you by any means you have provided regarding important information about your Medicare Prescription Payment Program account. This consent allows us to use text messaging for informational and account service calls, but not for telemarketing or sales calls. This may also include contact from companies working on our behalf to service your account.

  • H0571 - During participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (MPPP) Program:

    - You may voluntarily terminate (“Opt-Out”) your participation in the CCHP MPPP Program by calling CCHP Member Services. CCHP will work with you on how to pay your outstanding balances, if any.
    - You may pay your outstanding balances in full or CCHP will continue to bill you monthly.
    - After Opting Out, you will pay any new out-of-pocket (OOP) directly to the Pharmacy.

    - CCHP may not bill you more than your calculated maximum monthly cap. CCHP may not bill you late fees, interest payments, or other fees.

    - CCHP may terminate your participation if you fail to pay your monthly billing amount. We will send you notices reminding you to pay your monthly bill before terminating your participation.
    - Grace Period: If you failed to make payments, you may pay your overdue billing during the grace period. Please call our Member Services Department to determine your grace period.
    - You must continue to pay your monthly billing in order to be eligible to opt into the program for the next year.

    - If you disenroll from CCHP (voluntary or involuntary), you will also be terminated from the CCHP MPPP Program.
    - You may pay your full outstanding amount in a lump sum or CCHP will continue to bill you for the outstanding balances you owed during your enrollment with CCHP, monthly, not to exceed the maximum monthly cap according to CMS statutory formula or calculation for the duration of the benefit year after your disenrollment.

    - If CCHP requests additional information for your Election into the MPPP Program, you must return all information requested within the time periods as specified on the CCHP Request Notice.
    - Your election request may be disapproved if CCHP does not receive your information timely.

    - You may file a Grievance or complaint regarding your participation in the MPPP Program by calling our Member Services Department at the 800 number above. CCHP will notify you of the resolution related to your complaint within 30 calendar days from the receipt of your grievance.

  • H0738 - Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Billing Terms and Conditions

    With the changing environment in health care, the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan is a new program created under the Inflation Reduction Act which begins January 1, 2025.

    Thank you for choosing AmeriHealth Caritas VIP Care as your health care provider. We are committed to the success of your treatment and care. Payment for services provided is a part of the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan. AmeriHealth Caritas VIP Care must provide enrollees the option to pay out-of-pocket prescription drug costs in the form of monthly payments over the course of the plan year, instead of all at once at the pharmacy.

    Per the billing terms and conditions: Plan members are responsible for making the necessary payments toward covered Part D drug cost sharing you incur while in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan program. Program participants will pay $0 to the pharmacy for covered Part D drugs, and AmeriHealth Caritas VIP Care will then bill program participants monthly for any cost sharing they incur while in the program. Pharmacies will be paid in full by AmeriHealth Caritas VIP Care in accordance with Part D prompt payment requirements.

    AmeriHealth Caritas VIP Care is offering Plan members this opportunity to set up a payment plan for the prescriptions you will receive. This payment plan agreement authorizes AmeriHealth Caritas VIP Care to bill members based on the information on file as a method to collect payment for the services provided.

    Each month, AmeriHealth Caritas VIP Care will send you a bill with the amount you owe for your prescriptions, when it is due, and information on how to make a payment. You will get a reminder from AmeriHealth Caritas VIP Care if you miss a payment and will be allowed a 60 day grace period to pay any past due payments.

    If you do not pay your bill by the date listed in that reminder, you will be removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan. You will have an opportunity to dispute the cancellation of your participation in the payment plan if there is a “good cause” reason for not paying your monthly bill. Call your plan if you think AmeriHealth Caritas VIP Care made a mistake about your Medicare Prescription Payment Plan bill or cancellation of your Medicare Prescription Payment Plan. You will have an opportunity to file a grievance pertaining to the cancellation of your participation. The grievance process can be found in your Evidence of Coverage.

    You are required to pay the amount you owe, but you will not pay any interest or fees, even if your payment is late. If you are removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan, you will still be enrolled in your Medicare health or drug plan.

    Leaving won’t affect your Medicare drug coverage and other Medicare benefits. Keep in mind:
    - If you still owe a balance, you’re required to pay the amount you owe, even though you are no longer participating in this payment option.
    - You can choose to pay your balance all at once or be billed monthly.
    - You will pay the pharmacy directly for new out-of-pocket drug costs after you leave the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.

    If your payment is not received by the due date on the invoice, you may receive notification of cancellation from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan program. For payments toward your balance, you are expected to:
    - Make the payments as agreed upon without default.
    - Make payments until the outstanding balance in your account is zero dollars ($0).

    For your convenience, AmeriHealth Caritas VIP Care offers this payment plan with no finance or interest charges. If we receive the periodic payments set forth in this agreement, AmeriHealth Caritas VIP Care shall not pursue any additional collection actions on your account. If you still owe a balance that rolls over to a new calendar year, you will still be required to make that payment.

    Signing the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan participation request form shall be considered binding of this Billing Terms and Conditions.

  • H1225 - Johns Hopkins Advantage MD is a Medicare Advantage Plan with a Medicare contract offering HMO and PPO products. Enrollment in Johns Hopkins Advantage MD HMO or PPO depends on contract renewal.

    The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan is a voluntary program that allows you to spread your out-of-pocket costs for covered Part D drugs across the remaining months of the plan year. The program does not affect your total prescription costs. Any applicable plan premiums are billed and should be paid separately from your Prescription Payment Plan billing statement. By opting in to the program, you (or your authorized representative) are indicating you understand these Medicare Prescription Payment Plan terms and conditions. You are agreeing to be financially responsible for all amounts billed under the program. If you do not pay the amounts due under the program, you will be terminated from the program and will not be allowed to opt in again until the amounts owed are repaid in full. You can choose to opt out of the program at any time, however, any outstanding amounts owed will continue to be billed and must be paid.

  • H1339 - Johns Hopkins Advantage MD is a Medicare Advantage Plan with a Medicare contract offering HMO and PPO products. Enrollment in Johns Hopkins Advantage MD HMO or PPO depends on contract renewal.

    The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan is a voluntary program that allows you to spread your out-of-pocket costs for covered Part D drugs across the remaining months of the plan year. The program does not affect your total prescription costs. Any applicable plan premiums are billed and should be paid separately from your Prescription Payment Plan billing statement. By opting in to the program, you (or your authorized representative) are indicating you understand these Medicare Prescription Payment Plan terms and conditions. You are agreeing to be financially responsible for all amounts billed under the program. If you do not pay the amounts due under the program, you will be terminated from the program and will not be allowed to opt in again until the amounts owed are repaid in full. You can choose to opt out of the program at any time, however, any outstanding amounts owed will continue to be billed and must be paid.

  • H1372 - You attest and understand you must be a Medicare Part D member to participate in this program. You acknowledge and agree your participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (MPPP) program is not required by law and is a voluntary program managed by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). CMS may adjust the MPPP program requirements at any time, and you acknowledge that such changes may impact your standing in the MPPP program, how the MPPP program may work, or other aspects of the program. When you participate in the MPPP, you agree to the repayment of any and all applicable prescription costs incurred during your participation in the MPPP program. You further acknowledge your private information, including protected health information, may be communicated to third-party entities to provide you with certain services or functions of the MPPP program. See AgeRight Advantage’s Privacy Policy at [https://agerightadvantage.com/privacy-policy-2/](https://agerightadvantage.com/privacy-policy-2/) for more information. When utilizing any of the MPPP digital platforms, you understand that the contents, logo and other visual media created is property of its respectful owner and is protected by copyright laws.

  • H1463 - The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan is a new payment option in the Inflation Reduction Act that works with your current drug coverage to help you manage your out-of-pocket Medicare Part D drug costs by spreading them across the calendar year (January – December). Your drug coverage offers this payment option and participation is voluntary. There’s no additional cost to participate in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.

    By opting-in to the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan, you agree to the following terms and conditions:
    - You must have active Part D coverage.
    - You understand that you have the option to leave the plan at any time but will still be responsible for any drug costs already incurred.
    - You will be billed monthly. This payment is separate from any plan premiums (if applicable).
    - Your payments may change each month if your prescriptions change month over month.
    - You are responsible for paying your bill each month, on or before the due date.
    - If you miss a payment, you will be sent a reminder to make payment. If you do not pay your bill by the due date listed in that reminder, you will be subject to removal from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.
    - Removal from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan does not impact your payment requirements. If terminated from the program, you remain obligated to pay past due amounts and may continue to receive bills for outstanding payments.
    - Late payments made pursuant to the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan are not subject to interest or additional fees.
    - If you are removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan, this will not impact your current drug coverage.
    - Removal from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan may impact your eligibility to opt-in in the program in the future.

  • H1587 - Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Terms and Conditions

    Medicare Prescription Payment Plan applies to Part D Claims of members who opted-in to the program with the Health Plan beginning 1/1/2025. Members enrolled in the Health Plan may submit an opt-in request or opt-out request to the Health Plan’s Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (M3P). Members will be notified of approval or denial of their request telephonically and via mailed letter. All member requests to opt-in to the program will be approved unless:
    - The member was involuntarily opted-out of the program in our health plan in the prior year (not applicable until 2026); or
    - The member did not provide sufficient information to process the opt-in request.

    Members may opt-out of the program at any time by calling Member Services, submitting the request electronically in the Health Plan’s member portal, or by sending a written request via mail.

    How does billing and payment work for M3P?
    - The Pharmacy will be notified electronically of the Member’s participation
    - Drugs covered by Part D will be zero dollars at the pharmacy and billed by the plan
    - Members opted-in to M3P will be billed monthly based on out-of-pocket amounts for the month and year
    - Payments are due 30 days after the invoice is mailed
    - Invoices will show what amount is due for the prior month as well as any outstanding amounts due from previous months
    - Members can make M3P payments directly to the health plan via check or credit card and submit payments via mail or using the plans’ website(s).
    - Participants won’t pay any interests or fees, even if their payment is late.

    What happens if members do not pay M3P invoices?
    - If an invoiced amount has not been paid 15 days after the due date, the ‘Failure to pay’ process will be initiated
    - Initial ‘Failure to pay’ letter will be sent to member to remind them to pay
    - If no payment is received 60 days after the first day of the month AFTER the payment is initially requested (Grace Period), the member will be involuntarily opted-out of the program
    - An M3P Termination Letter will be sent within 3 business days of the end of the grace period.
    - M3P Termination does not cause termination from the Health Plan
    - Member may be re-instated in M3P if they pay the overdue billed amount
    - Beneficiaries owing an overdue balance from the prior year will be precluded from opting-in to M3P for the current year

    What will NOT change with opting-in to M3P?
    - Members who opt-in or opt-out of the program still have the same copays, maximum out of pocket, and coverage rules
    - M3P only applies to Part D covered drugs, so over-the-counter, excluded, or nonformulary drugs are not eligible for this levelized payment program
    - Members with LIS will still have reduced or $0 copays
    - M3P does not lower the overall out-of-pocket costs for members, but rather spreads the same amount over a longer period, reducing monthly costs

  • H1619 - Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Terms and Conditions

    The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan is a voluntary program that allows you to spread your out-of-pocket costs for covered Part D drugs across the remaining months of the plan year. The program does not affect your total prescription cost. Any applicable plan premiums are billed and should be paid separately from your Prescription Payment Plan billing statement. By opting in to the program, you (or your authorized representative) are indicating you understand these Medicare Prescription Payment Plan terms and conditions. You are agreeing to be financially responsible for all amounts billed under the program. If you do not pay the amounts due under the program, you will be terminated from the program and will not be allowed to opt in again until the amounts owed are repaid in full. You can choose to opt out of the program at any time, however, any outstanding amounts owed will continue to be billed and must be paid.

  • H1993 - Terms and Conditions for Participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Program (MEDICARE PRESCRIPTION PAYMENT PLAN)

    - No Fees or Interest
    The Medicare Prescription Payment Program (MEDICARE PRESCRIPTION PAYMENT PLAN) is free to join and does not charge any fees or interest, and no credit check is required to enroll in the program.

    - Notification to Pharmacy
    Upon acceptance into the Medicare Prescription Payment Program, we will inform your pharmacy that you are using this payment option.

    - Applicability
    This payment option applies only to Medicare Part D covered drugs processed after your election is confirmed.

    - Cost Sharing
    When you fill a prescription for an eligible drug, you will pay zero dollars at the pharmacy. However, you will still be responsible for your cost share of the drug associated with your Medicare Part D benefit under your plan that can be paid through a monthly invoice. The program does not lower the amount of cost-sharing you owe for your Part D prescriptions.

    - Monthly Invoices
    Each month, you will receive an invoice detailing the amount you owe, the due date, and information on how to make a payment. Monthly payments are required while you carry a balance, but you can pay the balance in full at any time. It is important to pay your bill monthly. Your participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan will be terminated if you fail to pay your monthly billed amount before the end of the grace period.

    - Calculation of Monthly Payments
    The formula for calculating the minimum monthly payment (referred to as the “maximum monthly cap”) differs for the first month of participation versus the remaining months of the year. The maximum monthly cap calculations include specifics of a participant’s Part D drug costs (previously incurred costs and new out-of-pocket costs), as well as the number of months remaining in the plan year and the amount outstanding. As such, the amount can vary from person to person and month to month, with the expectation that the total balance will be completely paid off by January 31st of the next calendar year.

    - Missed Payments
    If you miss a payment, you will receive a reminder notice. If you do not pay your bill by the date listed in the reminder notice, you will be removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Program. However, you will still be required to pay the amount you owe and may not be able to re-enroll in The Medicare Prescription Payment Program.

    - Opting Out
    You can leave The Medicare Prescription Payment Program at any time by calling the phone number listed on the back of your member ID card. If you opt out, you will still be responsible for paying any remaining balance. After you opt out, you will continue to receive an invoice each month for the amount you owe until your balance is paid in full.

    - Communications and Notifications
    If you provide an email, participation in this program will automatically make you eligible for important emails containing information related to The Medicare Prescription Payment Program.

    - Disenrollment and New Plan Enrollment
    If you are disenrolled from your plan for any reason or enroll in a new plan with drug coverage, your participation in The Medicare Prescription Payment Program will end. However, you will continue to receive an invoice each month for any outstanding amounts until your balance is paid in full. You remain responsible for the amount due under this Medicare Prescription Payment Program. If you enroll in a new plan with drug coverage, you may be able to rejoin The Medicare Prescription Payment Program by contacting your new plan.

    - Address Updates
    Any contact information or communication preferences you provide during election or directly through your Medicare Prescription Payment Plan will only be used for your Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Program, and may not be communicated to your Medicare Part D plan. Please ensure you notify your Plan Sponsor as well.

    - Communications
    By providing us with your contact information, you consent to our contacting you by any means you have provided regarding important information about your Medicare Prescription Payment Program account. This consent allows us to use text messaging for informational and account service calls, but not for telemarketing or sales calls. This may also include contact from companies working on our behalf to service your account.

  • H2032 - Terms and Conditions:

    You attest and understand you must be a Medicare Part D member to participate in this program. You acknowledge and agree your participation in the Medicare Prescription Drug Plan (MPPP) program is not required by law and is a voluntary program managed by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). CMS may adjust the MPPP program requirements at any time, and you acknowledge that such changes may impact your standing in the MPPP program, how the MPPP program may work, or other aspects of the program. When you participate in the MPPP, you agree to the repayment of any and all applicable prescription costs incurred during your participation in the MPPP program. You further acknowledge your private information, including protected health information, may be communicated to third-party entities to provide you with certain services or functions of the MPPP program. See Capital Rx’s Privacy Policy at [www.cap-rx.com/legal#legal-notice-privacy-policy](https://www.cap-rx.com/legal#legal-notice-privacy-policy) for more information. When utilizing any of the MPPP digital platforms, you understand that the contents, logo and other visual media created is property of its respectful owner and is protected by copyright laws.

  • H2230 - Terms and Conditions:

    The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan is a voluntary program that allows members to spread their out-of-pocket costs for covered Part D drugs across the remaining months of the plan year. The program does not affect plan premiums, which are billed and should be paid separately. By opting in to the program, the member (or the member’s authorized representative) is indicating they understand these Medicare Prescription Payment Plan terms and conditions. The member is agreeing to be financially responsible for all amounts billed under the program. A member who does not pay the amounts due under the program will be terminated from the program and will not be allowed to opt in again until the amounts owed are repaid in full. Members can choose to opt out of the program at any time, however, any outstanding amounts owed will continue to be billed and must be paid.

  • H2439 - Terms and Conditions for Participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Program (M3P)

    - No Fees or Interest - The Medicare Prescription Payment Program (M3P) does not charge any fees or interest, and no credit check is required to enroll in the program.
    - Notification to Pharmacy - Upon acceptance into the Medicare Prescription Payment Program, we will inform your pharmacy that you are using this payment option.
    - Applicability - This payment option applies only to Medicare Part D covered drugs processed after your election is confirmed.
    - Cost Sharing - When you fill a prescription for an eligible drug, you will pay zero dollars at the pharmacy. However, you will still be responsible for your cost share of the drug associated with your Medicare Part D benefit under your plan that can be paid through a monthly invoice.
    - Monthly Invoices - Each month, you will receive an invoice detailing the amount you owe, the due date, and information on how to make a payment. Monthly payments are required while you carry a balance, but you can pay the balance in full at any time.
    - Calculation of Monthly Payments - The formula for calculating the minimum monthly payment (referred to as the “maximum monthly cap”) differs for the first month of participation versus the remaining months of the year. The maximum monthly cap calculations include specifics of a participant’s Part D drug costs (previously incurred costs and new out-of-pocket costs), as well as the number of months remaining in the plan year and the amount outstanding. As such, the amount can vary from person to person and month to month, with the expectation that the total balance will be completely paid off by January 31st of the next calendar year.
    - Missed Payments - If you miss a payment, you will receive a reminder notice. If you do not pay your bill by the date listed in the reminder notice, you will be removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Program. However, you will still be required to pay the amount you owe and may not be able to re-enroll in The Medicare Prescription Payment Program.
    - Opting Out - You can leave The Medicare Prescription Payment Program at any time by selecting the opt-out option through the website or by calling the phone number listed on the back of your member ID card. After you opt out, you will continue to receive an invoice each month for the amount you owe until your balance is paid in full.
    - Communications and Notifications - If you provide an email, participation in this program will automatically make you eligible for important emails containing information related to The Medicare Prescription Payment Program.
    - Disenrollment and New Plan Enrollment - If you are disenrolled from your plan for any reason or enroll in a new plan with drug coverage, your participation in The Medicare Prescription Payment Program will end. However, you will continue to receive an invoice each month for any outstanding amounts until your balance is paid in full. You remain responsible for the amount due under this Medicare Prescription Payment Program. If you enroll in a new plan with drug coverage, you may be able to rejoin The Medicare Prescription Payment Program by contacting your new plan.
    - Address Updates - SimplicityRx administers this program on behalf of your Medicare Part D plan. Any contact information or communication preferences you provide during election or directly through your M3P Payment Portal will only be used for your Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Program, and may not be communicated to your Medicare Part D plan.
    - Communications - By providing us with your contact information, you consent to our contacting you by any means you have provided regarding important information about your Medicare Prescription Payment Program account. This consent allows us to use text messaging for informational and account service calls, but not for telemarketing or sales calls. This may also include contact from companies working on our behalf to service your account.

  • H2462 - Terms and Conditions

    - I understand that as a participant of this voluntary payment option, I will receive a monthly invoice for the amount I owe for prescriptions filled.
    - I understand that payment will be due by the date indicated on the monthly invoice.
    - I understand that I will be removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (involuntarily termed) if the payment for past due amounts is not received by the end of the grace period. When my participation ends, I will be responsible for paying the pharmacy directly for all new out-of-pocket drug costs.
    - I understand that I can leave the Medicare Prescription Plan at any time (voluntarily term). If I still owe a balance, I am required to pay the amount I owe, even though I am no longer participating in this payment option.
    - I understand that regardless of how my participations ends, I will continue to receive monthly invoices for prescriptions filled during my participation in the payment option until all amount owed is paid.
    - I understand that if I am removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan, I will NOT be able to use this payment option in the future until the amount owed has been paid.

  • H2591 - Terms and Conditions

    The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan is a new payment option in the Inflation Reduction Act that works with your current drug coverage to help you manage your out-of-pocket Medicare Part D drug costs by spreading them across the calendar year (January – December). Your drug coverage offers this payment option and participation is voluntary. There’s no additional cost to participate in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.

    By opting-in to the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan, you agree to the following terms and conditions:
    - You must have active Part D coverage.
    - You understand that you have the option to leave the plan at any time but will still be responsible for any drug costs already incurred.
    - You will be billed monthly. This payment is separate from any plan premiums (if applicable).
    - Your payments may change each month if your prescriptions change month over month.
    - You are responsible for paying your bill each month, on or before the due date.
    - If you miss a payment, you will be sent a reminder to make payment. If you do not pay your bill by the due date listed in that reminder, you will be subject to removal from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.
    - Removal from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan does not impact your payment requirements. If terminated from the program, you remain obligated to pay past due amounts and may continue to receive bills for outstanding payments.
    - Late payments made pursuant to the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan are not subject to interest or additional fees.
    - If you are removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan, this will not impact your current drug coverage.
    - Removal from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan may impact your eligibility to opt-in in the program in the future.

  • H3204 - Terms and Conditions

    You attest and understand you must be a Medicare Part D member to participate in this program. You acknowledge and agree your participation in the Medicare Prescription Drug Plan (MPPP) program is not required by law and is a voluntary program managed by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). CMS may adjust the MPPP program requirements at any time, and you acknowledge that such changes may impact your standing in the MPPP program, how the MPPP program may work, or other aspects of the program. When you participate in the MPPP, you agree to the repayment of any and all applicable prescription costs incurred during your participation in the MPPP program. You further acknowledge your private information, including protected health information, may be communicated to third-party entities to provide you with certain services or functions of the MPPP program. See Capital Rx’s Privacy Policy at [https://www.cap-rx.com/legal#legal-notice-privacy-policy](https://www.cap-rx.com/legal#legal-notice-privacy-policy) for more information. When utilizing any of the MPPP digital platforms, you understand that the contents, logo and other visual media created is property of its respectful owner and is protected by copyright laws.

    Nonpayment of premiums or Part D Late Enrollment Penalties to Presbyterian Health Plan may result in involuntary disenrollment. To help avoid this, we may reallocate payments made to your Prescription Payment Plan to cover outstanding amounts and prevent or delay disenrollment.

    If you have questions or need assistance, please contact us at (505) 923-6060, or toll free at 1-800-797-5343.

    The information on this request form is correct to the best of my knowledge. I understand that if I intentionally provide false information on this form, I will be disenrolled from the plan.

  • H3259 - Terms and Conditions

    You’ve applied for a Medicare Prescription Payment Plan offered by BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee (BlueCross) or BlueCare Plus Tennessee. BlueCross or BlueCare Plus Tennessee is responsible for:
    - Processing election into the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.
    - Billing and collecting payments from you for the amount due.
    - Ending your participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (when appropriate).

    BY APPLYING FOR AND ENROLLING IN A MEDICARE PRESCRIPTION PAYMENT PLAN THROUGH BLUECROSS OR BLUECARE PLUS TENNESSEE, I UNDERSTAND AND AGREE TO THE FOLLOWING TERMS AND CONDITIONS:

    1. Eligibility
    - I’m eligible under state and federal law and the policies of my health plan. When this document says “my health plan,” it means BlueCross or BlueCare Plus Tennessee.

    2. Participation Requirements
    - My election into the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan is subject to acceptance by my health plan.
    - If my health plan asks for more documentation, I have 21 calendar days to give them complete information and documentation to show my eligibility for the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.
    - If my election is accepted by my health plan, they’ll provide me with a start date (also called an “effective date”) within 24 hours during the plan year or within 10 calendar days if the plan year has yet to begin.
    - I’ll promptly notify my health plan of any changes to my address.
    - I may be excluded from participating in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan if:
    - I’m not currently eligible for Medicare Part D prescription drug coverage.
    - I don’t provide my health plan with the complete, accurate information and documentation needed to process my election into the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.
    - I have an unpaid balance from previous participation in a Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.

    3. Retroactive Election
    - If my health plan doesn’t process my election into the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan timely in accordance with CMS guidelines, my election will start on the date I would have first been eligible for it following my application.

    4. Payment and Related Terms
    - I agree to pay the monthly billed amount for the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan by the date specified in the bill.
    - My health plan will bill me once a month. This bill will be separate from any amount owed for my monthly premium, if applicable.
    - The amount of my monthly bill can change during my participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan. My monthly bill is based on what I would have paid for any prescriptions, my previous month’s balance and any past due amount. My health plan will then divide that total amount by the number of months left in the year (January–December).

    5. Cancellation and Termination
    - I may leave the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan at any time by notifying my health plan. My coverage will end on the last day of the calendar month in which I notify them.

    6. Nonpayment of Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Monthly Payment
    - Nonpayment of my Medicare Prescription Payment Plan monthly payment doesn’t impact my plan coverage. As long as I continue to pay my plan premium (if I have one), I’ll still have drug coverage through my health plan.
    - My health plan may cancel my Medicare Prescription Payment Plan participation for any of these reasons:
    - I fail to pay my health plan premiums.
    - I no longer have Medicare Part D prescription drug coverage.
    - I fail to pay the monthly amount due under the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan for my prescriptions by the end of the established grace period.
    - I commit fraud.
    - I misrepresent my eligibility for the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.
    - I misrepresent any information relevant to my enrollment in my health plan.
    - I fail to comply in a material manner with the requirements of my health plan. This can include, but isn’t limited to, moving outside of the health plan’s service area or failing to comply with the health plan’s policies and procedures. I may request a copy of any detailed enrollment, billing or payment policies and procedures from my health plan. These policies and procedures are considered to be a part of this Terms and Conditions agreement.

    7. Amendments
    - My health plan may amend these Terms and Conditions from time to time. If this happens, they’ll notify me of what’s changing and the effective date.

    8. Appeals and Grievances
    - If any issues arise from my participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan that I disagree with, I may file an appeal or grievance with my health plan. To learn more about my member rights, I can go to bcbstmedicare.com or bluecareplus.bcbst.com and select Member Rights in the footer. I can also contact my health plan for help or to get more information about these processes and procedures.

    9. Acceptance of This Agreement
    - My signature on the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan participation request form or verbal consent given to my health plan is deemed to be acceptance of this agreement on behalf of myself.

  • H3306 - Terms and Conditions:

    The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan is a voluntary program that allows members to spread their out-of-pocket costs for covered Part D drugs across the remaining months of the plan year. The program does not affect plan premiums, which are billed and should be paid separately. By opting in to the program, the member (or the member’s authorized representative) is indicating they understand these Medicare Prescription Payment Plan terms and conditions. The member is agreeing to be financially responsible for all amounts billed under the program. A member who does not pay the amounts due under the program will be terminated from the program and will not be allowed to opt in again until the amounts owed are repaid in full. Members can choose to opt out of the program at any time, however, any outstanding amounts owed will continue to be billed and must be paid.

  • H3388 - Program Terms and Conditions

    You attest and understand you must be a Medicare Part D member to participate in this program. You acknowledge and agree your participation in the Medicare Prescription Drug Plan (MPPP) program is not required by law and is a voluntary program managed by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). CMS may adjust the MPPP program requirements at any time, and you acknowledge that such changes may impact your standing in the MPPP program, how the MPPP program may work, or other aspects of the program. When you participate in the MPPP, you agree to the repayment of any and all applicable prescription costs incurred during your participation in the MPPP program. You further acknowledge your private information, including protected health information, may be communicated to third-party entities to provide you with certain services or functions of the MPPP program. See Capital Rx’s Privacy Policy at [https://www.cap-rx.com/legal#legal-notice-privacy-policy](https://www.cap-rx.com/legal#legal-notice-privacy-policy) for more information. When utilizing any of the MPPP digital platforms, you understand that the contents, logo and other visual media created is property of its respectful owner and is protected by copyright laws.

  • H3449 - Terms and Conditions

    1. No Fees or Interest The Medicare Prescription Payment Program (M3P) does not charge any fees or interest, and no credit check is required to enroll in the program.
    2. Notification to Pharmacy Upon acceptance into the Medicare Prescription Payment Program, we will inform your pharmacy that you are using this payment option.
    3. Applicability This payment option applies only to Medicare Part D covered drugs processed after your election is confirmed.
    4. Cost Sharing When you fill a prescription for an eligible drug, you will pay zero dollars at the pharmacy. However, you will still be responsible for your cost share of the drug associated with your Medicare Part D benefit under your plan that can be paid through a monthly invoice.
    5. Monthly Invoices Each month, you will receive an invoice detailing the amount you owe, the due date, and information on how to make a payment. Monthly payments are required while you carry a balance, but you can pay the balance in full at any time.
    6. Calculation of Monthly Payments The formula for calculating the minimum monthly payment (referred to as the “maximum monthly cap”) differs for the first month of participation versus the remaining months of the year. The maximum monthly cap calculations include specifics of a participant’s Part D drug costs (previously incurred costs and new out-of-pocket costs), as well as the number of months remaining in the plan year and the amount outstanding. As such, the amount can vary from person to person and month to month, with the expectation that the total balance will be completely paid off by January 31st of the next calendar year.
    7. Missed Payments If you miss a payment, you will receive a reminder notice. If you do not pay your bill by the date listed in the reminder notice, you will be given 60 days grace period before you are removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan. However, you will still be required to pay the amount you owe and may not be able to re-enroll in the Medicare Prescription Payment Program.

    8. Opting Out You can leave the Medicare Prescription Payment Program at any time by selecting the opt-out option through the website or by calling the phone number listed on the back of your member ID card. After you opt out, you will continue to receive an invoice each month for the amount you owe until your balance is paid in full.
    9. Communications and Notifications If you provide an email, participation in this program will automatically make you eligible for important emails containing information related to the Medicare Prescription Payment Program.
    10. Disenrollment and New Plan Enrollment If you are disenrolled from your plan for any reason or enroll in a new plan with drug coverage, your participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Program will end. However, you will continue to receive an invoice each month for any outstanding amounts until your balance is paid in full. You remain responsible for the amount due under this Medicare Prescription Payment Program. If you enroll in a new plan with drug coverage, you may be able to rejoin the Medicare Prescription Payment Program by contacting your new plan.
    11. Address Updates Any contact information or communication preferences you provide during election or directly through your M3P Payment Portal will only be used for your Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Program and may not be communicated to your Medicare Part D plan.
    12. Communications By providing us with your contact information, you consent to our contacting you by any means you have provided regarding important information about your Medicare Prescription Payment Program account. This consent allows us to use text messaging for informational and account service calls, but not for telemarketing or sales calls. This may also include contact from companies working on our behalf to service your account.

  • H3554 - Terms and Conditions:

    The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan is a voluntary program that allows members to spread their out-of-pocket costs for covered Part D drugs across the remaining months of the plan year. The program does not affect plan premiums, which are billed and should be paid separately. By opting in to the program, the member (or the member’s authorized representative) is indicating they understand these Medicare Prescription Payment Plan terms and conditions. The member is agreeing to be financially responsible for all amounts billed under the program. A member who does not pay the amounts due under the program will be terminated from the program and will not be allowed to opt in again until the amounts owed are repaid in full. Members can choose to opt out of the program at any time, however, any outstanding amounts owed will continue to be billed and must be paid.
    USAble Mutual Insurance Company d/b/a Arkansas Blue Cross and Blue Shield is an Independent Licensee of the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association. Arkansas Blue Medicare is the marketing name for USAble PPO Insurance Company and USAble HMO, Inc. USAble PPO Insurance Company and USAble HMO, Inc. are affiliates of Arkansas Blue Cross. © 2024 Arkansas Blue Cross and Blue Shield. All rights reserved.

  • H3660 - Terms and Conditions

    - I understand that as a participant of this voluntary payment option, I will receive a monthly invoice for the amount I owe for prescriptions filled.
    - I understand that payment will be due by the date indicated on the monthly invoice.
    - I understand that I will be removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (involuntarily termed) if the payment for past due amounts is not received by the end of the grace period. When my participation ends, I will be responsible for paying the pharmacy directly for all new out-of-pocket drug costs.
    - I understand that I can leave the Medicare Prescription Plan at any time (voluntarily term). If I still owe a balance, I am required to pay the amount I owe, even though I am no longer participating in this payment option.
    - I understand that regardless of how my participation ends, I will continue to receive monthly invoices for prescriptions filled during my participation in the payment option until all amount owed is paid.
    - I understand that if I am removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan, I will NOT be able to use this payment option in the future until the amount owed has been paid.

  • H3727 - Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Terms & Conditions

    The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan is a new payment option within the Inflation Reduction Act. The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan works with your CommuniCare Advantage drug coverage to help manage out-of-pocket Medicare Part D drug costs by spreading them across the calendar year (January through December). Participation in the program is voluntary and there is no additional cost to participate in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.

    By opting into the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan, you agree to the following terms and conditions:
    - You must be enrolled in a Part D coverage plan.
    - You understand that the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan provides the option to pay your out-of-pocket prescription drug costs in monthly installments over the course of the plan year, instead of paying the entire out-of-pocket costs at the pharmacy.
    - You understand that participating in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan is voluntary and you have the option to leave the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan at any time.
    - You understand that if you elect to leave the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan, you are still responsible for any drug costs already incurred.
    - You will receive a bill from us each month for drug costs you wish to be spread over the calendar year. This payment is separate from any plan premiums (if applicable).
    - Your payments may change each month if your prescriptions change month over month. You are responsible for paying your bill each month, on or before the due date.
    - If you miss a payment, you will be sent a reminder to make your payment. If you do not pay your bill by the due date listed in the reminder, you will be subject to removal from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.
    - Removal from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan does not impact your payment requirements. If terminated from this program, you remain obligated to pay past due amounts and may continue to receive bills for outstanding payments.
    - Late payments made pursuant to the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan are not subject to interest or additional fees.
    - If you are removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan, this will not impact your enrollment in your current Part D drug plan.
    - Removal from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan may impact your eligibility to opt into the program in the future.

  • H3811 - Terms and Conditions

    The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (M3P) is a new payment option in the Inflation Reduction Act that works with your current drug coverage to help you manage your out-of-pocket Medicare Part D drug costs by spreading them across the calendar year (January – December). Your drug coverage offers this payment option and participation is voluntary. There’s no additional cost to participate in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.

    By opting-in to the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (M3P), you agree to the following terms and conditions:
    - You must have active Part D coverage.
    - You understand that you have the option to leave the plan at any time but will still be responsible for any drug costs already incurred.
    - You will be billed monthly. This payment is separate from any plan premiums (if applicable).
    - Your payments may change each month if your prescriptions change month over month.
    - You are responsible for paying your bill each month, on or before the due date.
    - If you miss a payment, you will be sent a reminder to make payment. If you do not pay your bill by the due date listed in that reminder, you will be subject to removal from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.
    - Removal from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan does not impact your payment requirements. If terminated from the program, you remain obligated to pay past due amounts and may continue to receive bills for outstanding payments.
    - Late payments made pursuant to the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan are not subject to interest or additional fees.
    - If you are removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan, this will not impact your current drug coverage.
    - Removal from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan may impact your eligibility to opt-in in the program in the future.

  • H3832 - Terms and Conditions:

    The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan is a voluntary program that allows you to spread your out-of-pocket costs for covered Part D drugs across the remaining months of the plan year. The program does not affect your total prescription cost. Any applicable plan premiums are billed and should be paid separately from your Prescription Payment Plan billing statement. By opting in to the program, you (or your authorized representative) are indicating you understand these Medicare Prescription Payment Plan terms and conditions. You are agreeing to be financially responsible for all amounts billed under the program. If you do not pay the amounts due under the program, you will be terminated from the program and will not be allowed to opt in again until the amounts owed are repaid in full. You can choose to opt out of the program at any time, however, any outstanding amounts owed will continue to be billed and must be paid.

  • H3962 - Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Billing Terms and Conditions

    With the changing environment in health care, the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan is a new program created under the Inflation Reduction Act which begins January 1, 2025.

    Thank you for choosing Keystone First VIP Choice (HMO-SNP) as your health care provider. We are committed to the success of your treatment and care. Payment for services provided is a part of the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan. Keystone First VIP Choice must provide enrollees the option to pay out-of-pocket prescription drug costs in the form of monthly payments over the course of the plan year, instead of all at once at the pharmacy.

    Per the billing terms and conditions: Plan members are responsible for making the necessary payments toward covered Part D drug cost sharing you incur while in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan program. Program participants will pay $0 to the pharmacy for covered Part D drugs, and Keystone First VIP Choice will then bill program participants monthly for any cost sharing they incur while in the program. Pharmacies will be paid in full by Keystone First VIP Choice in accordance with Part D prompt payment requirements.

    Keystone First VIP Choice is offering Plan members this opportunity to set up a payment plan for the prescriptions you will receive. This payment plan agreement authorizes Keystone First VIP Choice to bill members based on the information on file as a method to collect payment for the services provided.

    Each month, Keystone First VIP Choice will send you a bill with the amount you owe for your prescriptions, when it is due, and information on how to make a payment. You will get a reminder from Keystone First VIP Choice if you miss a payment and will be allowed a 60-day grace period to pay any past due payments.

    If you do not pay your bill by the date listed in that reminder, you will be removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan. You will have an opportunity to dispute the cancellation of your participation in the payment plan if there is a “good cause” reason for not paying your monthly bill. Call your plan if you think Keystone First VIP Choice made a mistake about your Medicare Prescription Payment Plan bill or cancellation of your Medicare Prescription Payment Plan. You will have an opportunity to file a grievance pertaining to the cancellation of your participation. The grievance process can be found in your Evidence of Coverage.

    You are required to pay the amount you owe, but you will not pay any interest or fees, even if your payment is late. If you are removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan, you will still be enrolled in your Medicare health or drug plan.

    Leaving won’t affect your Medicare drug coverage and other Medicare benefits. Keep in mind:
    - If you still owe a balance, you’re required to pay the amount you owe, even though you are no longer participating in this payment option.
    - You can choose to pay your balance all at once or be billed monthly.
    - You will pay the pharmacy directly for new out-of-pocket drug costs after you leave the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.

    If your payment is not received by the due date on the invoice, you may receive notification of cancellation from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan program.
    For payments toward your balance, you are expected to:
    - Make the payments as agreed upon without default.
    - Make payments until the outstanding balance in your account is zero dollars ($0).

    For your convenience, Keystone First VIP Choice offers this payment plan with no finance or interest charges. If we receive the periodic payments set forth in this agreement, Keystone First VIP Choice shall not pursue any additional collection actions on your account. If you still owe a balance that rolls over to a new calendar year, you will still be required to make that payment.

    Signing the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan participation request form shall be considered binding of this Billing Terms and Conditions.

  • H4232 - Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Terms and Conditions

    - Cost sharing - There is no cost to participate in the plan, but enrollees will still pay their plan premium each month.
    - Monthly payments - Enrollees will receive a monthly bill from American Health Advantage of Utah based on their unpaid balance. Monthly payments may fluctuate throughout the year as the unpaid balance increases.
    - Out-of-pocket maximum - Enrollees will never pay more than the total amount they would have paid out of pocket at the pharmacy if they weren't participating in the plan. In 2025, the out-of-pocket maximum for prescription drugs is $2,000.
    - New prescriptions - Future payments may increase when enrollees fill a new prescription or refill an existing one.
    - Opting in - People with Medicare must opt into the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan to use it.
    - Opting out - To voluntarily opt out of the Medicare Prescription Payment Program, contact American Health Advantage of Utah toll free at 1-855-521-0627 (TTY at 1-833-312-0046) or send written notification requesting to opt out to American Health Advantage of Utah, 201 Jordan Rd, Ste 200, Franklin, TN 37067.
    - Dispute process - For information on the dispute process please contact American Health Advantage of Utah toll free at 1-855-521-0627 (TTY at 1-833-312-0046) or send written notification requesting information about the dispute process to American Health Advantage of Utah, 201 Jordan Rd, Ste 200, Franklin, TN 37067.

  • H4624 Terms and Conditions:

    The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan is a voluntary program that allows members to spread their out-of-pocket costs for covered Part D drugs across the remaining months of the plan year. The program does not affect plan premiums, which are billed and should be paid separately. By opting in to the program, the member (or the member’s authorized representative) is indicating they understand these Medicare Prescription Payment Plan terms and conditions. The member is agreeing to be financially responsible for all amounts billed under the program. A member who does not pay the amounts due under the program will be terminated from the program, and will not be allowed to opt in again until the amounts owed are repaid in full. Members can choose to opt out of the program at any time, however any outstanding amounts owed will continue to be billed and must be paid.

  • H4937 - Terms and Conditions for Participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Program

    1. No Fees or Interest
    The Medicare Prescription Payment Program (M3P) does not charge any fees or interest, and no credit check is required to enroll in the program.
    2. Plan Participation Confirmation
    Once Blue Shield of California reviews your Medicare Prescription Payment Program request form, we will send you a letter confirming your participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.
    3. Notification to Pharmacy
    Upon acceptance into the Medicare Prescription Payment Program, we will inform your pharmacy that you are using this payment option.
    4. Applicability
    This payment option applies only to Medicare Part D covered drugs processed after your election is confirmed.
    5. Cost Sharing
    When you fill a prescription for an eligible drug, you will pay zero dollars at the pharmacy. However, you will still be responsible for your cost share of the drug associated with your Medicare Part D benefit under your plan that can be paid through a monthly invoice.
    6. Monthly Invoices
    Each month, you will receive an invoice detailing the amount you owe, the due date, and information on how to make a payment. Monthly payments are required while you carry a balance, but you can pay the balance in full at any time.
    7. Calculation of Monthly Payments
    The formula for calculating the minimum monthly payment (referred to as the ""maximum monthly cap"") differs for the first month of participation versus the remaining months of the year. The maximum monthly cap calculations include specifics of a participant's Part D drug costs (previously incurred costs and new out-of-pocket costs), as well as the number of months remaining in the plan year and the amount outstanding. As such, the amount can vary from person to person and month to month, with the expectation that the total balance will be completely paid off by January 31st of the next calendar year.
    8. Missed Payments and Plan Termination
    If you miss a payment, you will receive a reminder notice to make your payment within 15 calendar days of the payment due date. You will be considered to have failed to pay your monthly billed amount after the conclusion of a two-month grace period. If you do not pay your bill by the end of the two-month grace period, you will be removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Program. However, you will still be required to pay the amount you owe and may not be able to re-enroll in The Medicare Prescription Payment Program. If you are removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan, you'll still be enrolled in your Medicare health or drug plan.
    Blue Shield of California will reinstate a participant who has been terminated from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan if the individual demonstrates good cause for failure to pay the program billed amount within the two-month grace period and pays all overdue amounts billed.
    9. Opting Out
    You can leave the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan at any time by contacting Blue Shield of California at 833-696-2087 (TTY - 711). Leaving will not affect your Medicare drug coverage and other Medicare benefits.
    Keep in mind:
    - If you still owe a balance, you are required to pay the amount you owe, even though you're no longer participating in this payment option. You will continue to receive an invoice each month for any outstanding amount until your balance is paid in full.
    - You can choose to pay your balance all at once or be billed monthly.
    You will pay the pharmacy directly for new out-of-pocket drug costs after you leave the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.
    10. Disenrollment and New Medicare Drug Plan Enrollment
    If you leave or are disenrolled from your current Blue Shield of California plan for any reason, or change to a new Medicare drug plan or Medicare health plan with drug coverage (like a Medicare Advantage Plan with drug coverage), and you still owe any balances, you are required to pay the amount you owe, even though you're no longer participating in this payment option. You will continue to receive an invoice each month for any outstanding amount until your balance is paid in full. Upon disenrollment, you remain responsible for the amount due under the existing Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.
    Contact your new plan if you'd like to participate in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan through your new plan.
    11. Address Updates
    SimplicityRx administers this program on behalf of Blue Shield of California. Any contact information or communication preferences you provide during election or directly through your Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Payment Portal will only be used for your Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Program, and may not be communicated back to Blue Shield of California for use on other Blue Shield of California communications.
    12. Communications
    By providing us with your contact information, you consent to our contacting you by any means you have provided regarding important information about your Medicare Prescription Payment Program account. This consent allows us to use text messaging for informational and account service calls, but not for telemarketing or sales calls. This may also include contact from companies working on our behalf to service your account.

  • H4943 - Terms and Conditions:

    You attest and understand you must be a Medicare Part D member to participate in this program. You acknowledge and agree your participation in the Medicare Prescription Drug Plan (MPPP) program is not required by law and is a voluntary program managed by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). CMS may adjust the MPPP program requirements at any time, and you acknowledge that such changes may impact your standing in the MPPP program, how the MPPP program may work, or other aspects of the program. When you participate in the MPPP, you agree to the repayment of any and all applicable prescription costs incurred during your participation in the MPPP program. You further acknowledge your private information, including protected health information, may be communicated to third-party entities to provide you with certain services or functions of the MPPP program. See Capital Rx’s Privacy Policy at [www.cap-rx.com/legal#legal-notice-privacy-policy](https://www.cap-rx.com/legal#legal-notice-privacy-policy) for more information. When utilizing any of the MPPP digital platforms, you understand that the contents, logo and other visual media created is property of its respectful owner and is protected by copyright laws.

  • H5042 - Program Terms and Conditions

    You attest and understand you must be a Medicare Part D member to participate in this program. You acknowledge and agree your participation in the Medicare Prescription Drug Plan (MPPP) program is not required by law and is a voluntary program managed by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). CMS may adjust the MPPP program requirements at any time, and you acknowledge that such changes may impact your standing in the MPPP program, how the MPPP program may work, or other aspects of the program. When you participate in the MPPP, you agree to the repayment of any and all applicable prescription costs incurred during your participation in the MPPP program. You further acknowledge your private information, including protected health information, may be communicated to third-party entities to provide you with certain services or functions of the MPPP program. See Capital Rx’s Privacy Policy at [https://www.cap-rx.com/legal#legal-notice-privacy-policy](https://www.cap-rx.com/legal#legal-notice-privacy-policy) for more information. When utilizing any of the MPPP digital platforms, you understand that the contents, logo and other visual media created is property of its respectful owner and is protected by copyright laws.

  • H5211 - Terms and Conditions for Medicare Prescription Payment Plan

    By electing to participate in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan program, you agree to the following terms and conditions:

    You are voluntarily electing to participate in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan. Payments, which will not exceed the applicable monthly cap, are due monthly on the date shown on your invoice. You will be billed based on your designated payment method each month. Unless you specify otherwise, any payments made will be first applied towards your Part D plan premium. If you wish for your payment to instead be applied to your Medicare Prescription Payment Plan balance then you must specify as such.

    Failure to pay your monthly billed amount may result in termination from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan program. At any time you may choose to opt out of participation in the program by notifying Security Health Plan by mail, using your My Security Health Plan portal account or calling 1-877-998-0998. You will be sent a notification confirming the termination within 10 calendar days of receipt of your request.

    If you are terminated or voluntarily opt out of the program, then you will continue to be billed for any amounts owed under the program but in monthly amounts not to exceed the maximum monthly cap for the duration of the plan year after you have been terminated. You have the option, but are not required, to repay the full outstanding amount in a lump sum. If you owe an overdue balance, understand that you may be precluded in subsequent years from participating in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.

    Upon leaving the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan program, you will resume paying for out-of-pocket cost sharing to the pharmacy for any covered Part D drugs subsequently dispensed up to the annual out-of-pocket threshold.

    We may amend these terms and conditions periodically. Changes will be communicated via mail or email, based on your communication preference in your My Security Health Plan account.

    All statements and answers given during election to participate in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan are representations made by either a Part D enrollee or their representative. You agree that the answers provided are true and complete to the best of your knowledge.

  • H5213 - Terms and Conditions:

    Member Terms and Conditions. You attest and understand that this is a request to participate in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan and that you must be a Medicare Part D member to participate in this program. You acknowledge and agree your participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan program is not required by law and is a voluntary program managed by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). CMS may adjust the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan program requirements at any time, and you acknowledge that such changes may impact your standing in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan program, how the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan program may work, or other aspects of the program. When you participate in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan you agree to the repayment of any and all applicable prescription costs incurred during your participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan program. You further acknowledge your private information, including protected health information, may be communicated to third-party entities to provide you with certain services or functions of the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan program. See MyTruAdvantage’s Privacy Policy at [https://www.mytruadvantage.com/information-2025](https://www.mytruadvantage.com/information-2025) for more information. When utilizing any of the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan digital platforms, you understand that the contents, logo and other visual media created is property of its respectful owner and is protected by copyright laws.

  • H5447 - Terms and Conditions

    You attest and understand you must be a Medicare Part D member to participate in this program. You acknowledge and agree your participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (MPPP) program is not required by law and is a voluntary program managed by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). CMS may adjust the MPPP program requirements at any time, and you acknowledge that such changes may impact your standing in the MPPP program, how the MPPP program may work, or other aspects of the program. When you participate in the MPPP, you agree to the repayment of any and all applicable prescription costs incurred during your participation in the MPPP program. You further acknowledge your private information, including protected health information, may be communicated to third-party entities to provide you with certain services or functions of the MPPP program. See Capital Rx’s Privacy Policy at [https://www.cap-rx.com/legal#legal-notice-privacy-policy](https://www.cap-rx.com/legal#legal-notice-privacy-policy) for more information. When utilizing any of the MPPP digital platforms, you understand that the contents, logo and other visual media created is property of its respectful owner and is protected by copyright laws.

  • H5549 - Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Election Request Form Terms and Conditions

    1. Voluntary Participation. Enrollment in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (the “Program”) is voluntary and not required to obtain prescription drugs under Medicare Part D.
    2. Medicare Part D Drugs Only. The Program is only applicable for covered Medicare Part D drugs. The Program does not apply for drugs covered through Medicare Part A or Medicare Part B, medical benefits and/or services, or any other supplemental benefit.
    3. No Cost to Join. The Program is completely free to join. Enrollees can participate without any upfront fees.
    4. Same Total Costs. Enrollment in the Program does not reduce the total cost of prescription drugs, nor does it reduce the amount of money that an individual pays in total out-of-pocket costs. Participants do not receive any discount for enrolling in the Program.
    5. No Interest or Additional Fees. The Program does not include any interest or additional fees for spreading out payments.
    6. Notice of Acceptance of the Election Form. To commence participation in the Program, the participant must receive an official “Notice to Acknowledge Acceptance of Election into the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan” via mail or electronically, depending on the participant’s preferred and authorized communication method.
    7. Term of the Participation in the Program. If the Election Form is accepted, the participant’s election shall be in full force and effect for the Plan Year or remaining part of the Plan Year for which the election has been made, unless the election be previously voluntary or involuntary terminated as set forth herein.
    8. Debt Obligation. Participation in the Program does not exempt the participant from their financial obligation. Any unpaid monthly payment remains a debt owed by the participant.
    9. Billing. A participant enrolled in the Program will not pay out-of-pocket costs at the pharmacy (including mail-order and specialty pharmacies). The participant will get a bill each month from the health plan or the health plan’s authorized vendor. The monthly bill is based on what the participant would have paid for any prescriptions they get, plus the previous month’s balance, divided by the number of months left in the plan year.
    10. Monthly Payments are not fixed. The monthly payments for a participant might change every month because new out-of-pocket drug costs get added into the monthly payment when filling a new prescription or refilling an existing prescription.
    11. Responsibility for Payments. Participants are solely responsible for ensuring that all payments are made on time. Failure to make payments by the due date may result in disenrollment from the Program.
    12. Grace Period. A grace period of two months will be provided for late payments. The grace period begins on the first day of the month for which the balance is unpaid or the first day of the month following the date on which the payment is requested, whichever is later.
    13. Involuntary Termination. If payments are not made by the end of the grace period, disenrollment will occur as of the first day of the month following the end of the grace period.
    14. Opting Out/Voluntary Termination. Participants may opt out of the Program at any time during the plan year. Upon opting out, the participant will pay any new out-of-pocket costs directly to the pharmacy. The Participant will also be responsible for paying any remaining balance either by one lump sum or finishing its monthly payments.
    15. Modifications. Participants will be notified of any changes to the payment plan terms and conditions, including any changes to payment amounts, due dates, or other relevant information. Such notifications will be provided in a timely manner.
    16. Privacy and Data Security. All personal and payment information provided by participants will be kept confidential and used solely for the purposes of administering the Program. The privacy and security of participants' information will be treated in accordance with applicable laws and regulations.
    17. Dispute Resolution. Any disputes arising from the Program will be resolved in accordance with the health plan’s established Part D appeals and grievance procedures.
    18. Contact information. For questions or assistance with the Program, participants should contact 1-888-672-7205. People with hearing impairments may call (TTY) 711. Operating Hours are: 24 hours, 7 days a week.

  • H5580 - Terms and Conditions:

    The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan is a voluntary program that allows you to spread your out-of-pocket costs for covered Part D drugs across the remaining months of the plan year. The program does not affect your total prescription cost. Any applicable plan premiums are billed and should be paid separately from your Prescription Payment Plan billing statement. By opting in to the program, you (or your authorized representative) are indicating you understand these Medicare Prescription Payment Plan terms and conditions. You are agreeing to be financially responsible for all amounts billed under the program. If you do not pay the amounts due under the program, you will be terminated from the program and will not be allowed to opt in again until the amounts owed are repaid in full. You can choose to opt out of the program at any time, however, any outstanding amounts owed will continue to be billed and must be paid.

  • H5900 - Terms and Conditions:

    The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan is a voluntary program that allows you to spread your out-of-pocket costs for covered Part D drugs across the remaining months of the plan year. The program does not affect your total prescription cost. Any applicable plan premiums are billed and should be paid separately from your Prescription Payment Plan billing statement. By opting in to the program, you (or your authorized representative) are indicating you understand these Medicare Prescription Payment Plan terms and conditions. You are agreeing to be financially responsible for all amounts billed under the program. If you do not pay the amounts due under the program, you will be terminated from the program, and will not be allowed to opt in again until the amounts owed are repaid in full. You can choose to opt out of the program at any time, however, any outstanding amounts owed will continue to be billed and must be paid.

  • H6306 - Terms and Conditions

    The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan is a new payment option in the Inflation Reduction Act that works with your current drug coverage to help you manage your out-of-pocket Medicare Part D drug costs by spreading them across the calendar year (January – December). Your drug coverage offers this payment option and participation is voluntary. There’s no additional cost to participate in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.

    By opting-in to the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan, you agree to the following terms and conditions:
    - You must have active Part D coverage.
    - You understand that you have the option to leave the plan at any time but will still be responsible for any drug costs already incurred.
    - You will be billed monthly. This payment is separate from any plan premiums (if applicable).
    - Your payments may change each month if your prescriptions change month over month.
    - You are responsible for paying your bill each month, on or before the due date.
    - If you miss a payment, you will be sent a reminder to make payment. If you do not pay your bill by the due date listed in that reminder, you will be subject to removal from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.
    - Removal from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan does not impact your payment requirements. If terminated from the program, you remain obligated to pay past due amounts and may continue to receive bills for outstanding payments.
    - Late payments made pursuant to the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan are not subject to interest or additional fees.
    - If you are removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan, this will not impact your current drug coverage.
    - Removal from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan may impact your eligibility to opt-in in the program in the future.

  • H6378 - Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Billing Terms and Conditions

    With the changing environment in health care, the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan is a new program created under the Inflation Reduction Act which begins January 1, 2025.

    Thank you for choosing AmeriHealth Caritas VIP Care (HMO-SNP) as your health care provider. We are committed to the success of your treatment and care. Payment for services provided is a part of the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan. AmeriHealth Caritas VIP Care must provide enrollees the option to pay out-of-pocket prescription drug costs in the form of monthly payments over the course of the plan year, instead of all at once at the pharmacy.

    Per the billing terms and conditions: Plan members are responsible for making the necessary payments toward covered Part D drug cost sharing you incur while in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan program. Program participants will pay $0 to the pharmacy for covered Part D drugs, and AmeriHealth Caritas VIP Care will then bill program participants monthly for any cost sharing they incur while in the program. Pharmacies will be paid in full by AmeriHealth Caritas VIP Care in accordance with Part D prompt payment requirements.

    AmeriHealth Caritas VIP Care is offering Plan members this opportunity to set up a payment plan for the prescriptions you will receive. This payment plan agreement authorizes AmeriHealth Caritas VIP Care to bill members based on the information on file as a method to collect payment for the services provided.

    Each month, AmeriHealth Caritas VIP Care will send you a bill with the amount you owe for your prescriptions, when it is due, and information on how to make a payment. You will get a reminder from AmeriHealth Caritas VIP Care if you miss a payment and will be allowed a 60-day grace period to pay any past due payments.

    If you do not pay your bill by the date listed in that reminder, you will be removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan. You will have an opportunity to dispute the cancellation of your participation in the payment plan if there is a “good cause” reason for not paying your monthly bill. Call your plan if you think AmeriHealth Caritas VIP Care made a mistake about your Medicare Prescription Payment Plan bill or cancellation of your Medicare Prescription Payment Plan. You will have an opportunity to file a grievance pertaining to the cancellation of your participation. The grievance process can be found in your Evidence of Coverage.

    You are required to pay the amount you owe, but you will not pay any interest or fees, even if your payment is late. If you are removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan, you will still be enrolled in your Medicare health or drug plan.

    Leaving won’t affect your Medicare drug coverage and other Medicare benefits. Keep in mind:
    - If you still owe a balance, you’re required to pay the amount you owe, even though you are no longer participating in this payment option.
    - You can choose to pay your balance all at once or be billed monthly.
    - You will pay the pharmacy directly for new out-of-pocket drug costs after you leave the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.

    If your payment is not received by the due date on the invoice, you may receive notification of cancellation from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan program.

    For payments toward your balance, you are expected to:
    - Make the payments as agreed upon without default.
    - Make payments until the outstanding balance in your account is zero dollars ($0).

    For your convenience, AmeriHealth Caritas VIP Care offers this payment plan with no finance or interest charges. If we receive the periodic payments set forth in this agreement, AmeriHealth Caritas VIP Care shall not pursue any additional collection actions on your account. If you still owe a balance that rolls over to a new calendar year, you will still be required to make that payment.

    Signing the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan participation request form shall be considered binding of this Billing Terms and Conditions.

  • H6874 - Terms and Conditions for Participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Program (M3P)

    1. No Fees or Interest - The Medicare Prescription Payment Program (M3P) does not charge any fees or interest, and no credit check is required to enroll in the program.
    2. Notification to Pharmacy - Upon acceptance into the Medicare Prescription Payment Program, we will inform your pharmacy that you are using this payment option.
    3. Applicability - This payment option applies only to Medicare Part D covered drugs processed after your election is confirmed.
    4. Cost Sharing - When you fill a prescription for an eligible drug, you will pay zero dollars at the pharmacy. However, you will still be responsible for your cost share of the drug associated with your Medicare Part D benefit under your plan that can be paid through a monthly invoice.
    5. Monthly Invoices - Each month, you will receive an invoice detailing the amount you owe, the due date, and information on how to make a payment. Monthly payments are required while you carry a balance, but you can pay the balance in full at any time.
    6. Calculation of Monthly Payments - The formula for calculating the minimum monthly payment (referred to as the “maximum monthly cap”) differs for the first month of participation versus the remaining months of the year. The maximum monthly cap calculations include specifics of a participant’s Part D drug costs (previously incurred costs and new out-of-pocket costs), as well as the number of months remaining in the plan year and the amount outstanding. As such, the amount can vary from person to person and month to month, with the expectation that the total balance will be completely paid off by January 31st of the next calendar year.
    7. Missed Payments - If you miss a payment, you will receive a reminder notice. If you do not pay your bill by the date listed in the reminder notice, you will be removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Program. However, you will still be required to pay the amount you owe and may not be able to re-enroll in The Medicare Prescription Payment Program.
    8. Opting Out- You can leave The Medicare Prescription Payment Program at any time by selecting the opt-out option through the website or by calling the phone number listed on the back of your member ID card. After you opt out, you will continue to receive an invoice each month for the amount you owe until your balance is paid in full.
    9. Communications and Notifications - If you provide an email, participation in this program will automatically make you eligible for important emails containing information related to The Medicare Prescription Payment Program.
    10. Disenrollment and New Plan Enrollment- If you are disenrolled from your plan for any reason or enroll in a new plan with drug coverage, your participation in The Medicare Prescription Payment Program will end. However, you will continue to receive an invoice each month for any outstanding amounts until your balance is paid in full. You remain responsible for the amount due under this Medicare Prescription Payment Program. If you enroll in a new plan with drug coverage, you may be able to rejoin The Medicare Prescription Payment Program by contacting your new plan.
    11. Address Updates - SimplicityRx administers this program on behalf of your Medicare Part D plan. Any contact information or communication preferences you provide during election or directly through your M3P Payment Portal will only be used for your Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Program, and may not be communicated to your Medicare Part D plan.
    12. Communications - By providing us with your contact information, you consent to our contacting you by any means you have provided regarding important information about your Medicare Prescription Payment Program account. This consent allows us to use text messaging for informational and account service calls, but not for telemarketing or sales calls. This may also include contact from companies working on our behalf to service your account.

  • H6898 - Terms and Conditions

    The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (M3P) is a new payment option in the Inflation Reduction Act that works with your current drug coverage to help you manage your out-of-pocket Medicare Part D drug costs by spreading them across the calendar year (January – December). Your drug coverage offers this payment option and participation is voluntary. There’s no additional cost to participate in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.

    By opting-in to the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (M3P), you agree to the following terms and conditions:
    - You must have active Part D coverage.
    - You understand that you have the option to leave the plan at any time but will still be responsible for any drug costs already incurred.
    - You will be billed monthly. This payment is separate from any plan premiums (if applicable).
    - Your payments may change each month if your prescriptions change month over month.
    - You are responsible for paying your bill each month, on or before the due date.
    - If you miss a payment, you will be sent a reminder to make payment. If you do not pay your bill by the due date listed in that reminder, you will be subject to removal from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.
    - Removal from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan does not impact your payment requirements. If terminated from the program, you remain obligated to pay past due amounts and may continue to receive bills for outstanding payments.
    - Late payments made pursuant to the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan are not subject to interest or additional fees.
    - If you are removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan, this will not impact your current drug coverage.
    - Removal from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan may impact your eligibility to opt-in in the program in the future.

  • H6988 - Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Election Request Form Terms and Conditions

    1. Voluntary Participation. Election in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (the “Program”) is voluntary and not required to obtain prescription drugs under Medicare Part D.
    2. Medicare Part D Drugs Only. The Program is only applicable for covered Medicare Part D drugs. The Program does not apply for drugs covered through Medicare Part A or Medicare Part B, medical benefits and/or services, or any other supplemental benefit.
    3. No Cost to Join. The Program is completely free to join. Participants can opt-in without any upfront fees.
    4. Same Total Costs. Election in the Program does not reduce the total cost of prescription drugs, nor does it reduce the amount of money that an individual pays in total out-of-pocket costs. Participants do not receive any discount for participating in the Program.
    5. No Interest or Additional Fees. The Program does not include any interest or additional fees for spreading out payments.
    6. Notice of Acceptance of the Election Form. To commence participation in the Program, the participant must receive an official “Notice to Acknowledge Acceptance of Election into the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan” via mail or electronically, depending on the participant’s preferred and authorized communication method.
    7. Term of the Participation in the Program. If the Election Form is accepted, the participant’s election shall be in full force and effect for the Plan Year or remaining part of the Plan Year for which the election has been made, unless the election be previously voluntary or involuntary terminated as set forth herein.
    8. Debt Obligation. Participation in the Program does not exempt the participant from their financial obligation. Any unpaid monthly payment remains a debt owed by the participant.
    9. Billing. A participant opted into the Program will not pay out-of-pocket costs at the pharmacy (including mail-order and specialty pharmacies). The participant will get a bill each month from the health plan or the health plan’s authorized vendor. The monthly bill is based on what the participant would have paid for any prescriptions they get, plus the previous month’s balance, divided by the number of months left in the Plan Year.
    10. Monthly Payments are not fixed. The monthly payments for a participant might change every month because new out-of-pocket drug costs get added into the monthly payment when filling a new prescription or refilling an existing prescription.
    11. Responsibility for Payments. Participants are solely responsible for ensuring that all payments are made on time. Failure to make payments by the due date may result in termination from the Program.

  • H7330 - Terms and Conditions:

    The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan is a voluntary program that allows members to spread their out-of-pocket costs for covered Part D drugs across the remaining months of the plan year. The program does not affect plan premiums, which are billed and should be paid separately. By opting in to the program, the member (or the member’s authorized representative) is indicating they understand these Medicare Prescription Payment Plan terms and conditions. The member is agreeing to be financially responsible for all amounts billed under the program. A member who does not pay the amounts due under the program will be terminated from the program, and will not be allowed to opt in again until the amounts owed are repaid in full. Members can choose to opt out of the program at any time, however any outstanding amounts owed will continue to be billed and must be paid.

  • H7673 - Terms and Conditions:

    The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan is a voluntary program that allows you to spread your out-of-pocket costs for covered Part D drugs across the remaining months of the plan year. The program does not affect plan premiums, which are billed and should be paid separately. By opting in to the program, you (or your authorized representative) are indicating you understand these Medicare Prescription Payment Plan terms and conditions. You are agreeing to be financially responsible for all amounts billed under the program. If you do not pay the amounts due under the program, you will be terminated from the program, and will not be allowed to opt in again until the amounts owed are repaid in full. You can choose to opt out of the program at any time, however, any outstanding amounts owed will continue to be billed and must be paid.

  • H7917 - Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Terms and Conditions

    You’ve applied for a Medicare Prescription Payment Plan offered by BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee (BlueCross) or BlueCare Plus Tennessee. BlueCross or BlueCare Plus Tennessee is responsible for:
    - Processing election into the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.
    - Billing and collecting payments from you for the amount due.
    - Ending your participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (when appropriate).

    BY APPLYING FOR AND ENROLLING IN A MEDICARE PRESCRIPTION PAYMENT PLAN THROUGH BLUECROSS OR BLUECARE PLUS TENNESSEE, I UNDERSTAND AND AGREE TO THE FOLLOWING TERMS AND CONDITIONS:

    1. Eligibility
    - I’m eligible under state and federal law and the policies of my health plan. When this document says “my health plan,” it means BlueCross or BlueCare Plus Tennessee.

    2. Participation Requirements
    - My election into the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan is subject to acceptance by my health plan.
    - If my health plan asks for more documentation, I have 21 calendar days to give them complete information and documentation to show my eligibility for the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.
    - If my election is accepted by my health plan, they’ll provide me with a start date (also called an “effective date”) within 24 hours during the plan year or within 10 calendar days if the plan year has yet to begin.
    - I’ll promptly notify my health plan of any changes to my address.
    - I may be excluded from participating in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan if:
    - I’m not currently eligible for Medicare Part D prescription drug coverage.
    - I don’t provide my health plan with the complete, accurate information and documentation needed to process my election into the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.
    - I have an unpaid balance from previous participation in a Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.

    3. Retroactive Election
    - If my health plan doesn’t process my election into the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan timely in accordance with CMS guidelines, my election will start on the date I would have first been eligible for it following my application.

    4. Payment and Related Terms
    - I agree to pay the monthly billed amount for the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan by the date specified in the bill.
    - My health plan will bill me once a month. This bill will be separate from any amount owed for my monthly premium, if applicable.
    - The amount of my monthly bill can change during my participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan. My monthly bill is based on what I would have paid for any prescriptions, my previous month’s balance and any past due amount. My health plan will then divide that total amount by the number of months left in the year (January–December).

    5. Cancellation and Termination
    - I may leave the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan at any time by notifying my health plan. My coverage will end on the last day of the calendar month in which I notify them.

    6. Nonpayment of Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Monthly Payment
    - Nonpayment of my Medicare Prescription Payment Plan monthly payment doesn’t impact my plan coverage. As long as I continue to pay my plan premium (if I have one), I’ll still have drug coverage through my health plan.
    - My health plan may cancel my Medicare Prescription Payment Plan participation for any of these reasons:
    - I fail to pay my health plan premiums.
    - I no longer have Medicare Part D prescription drug coverage.
    - I fail to pay the monthly amount due under the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan for my prescriptions by the end of the established grace period.
    - I commit fraud.
    - I misrepresent my eligibility for the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.
    - I misrepresent any information relevant to my enrollment in my health plan.
    - I fail to comply in a material manner with the requirements of my health plan. This can include, but isn’t limited to, moving outside of the health plan’s service area or failing to comply with the health plan’s policies and procedures. I may request a copy of any detailed enrollment, billing or payment policies and procedures from my health plan. These policies and procedures are considered to be a part of this Terms and Conditions agreement.

    7. Amendments
    - My health plan may amend these Terms and Conditions from time to time. If this happens, they’ll notify me of what’s changing and the effective date.

    8. Appeals and Grievances
    - If any issues arise from my participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan that I disagree with, I may file an appeal or grievance with my health plan. To learn more about my member rights, I can go to bcbstmedicare.com or bluecareplus.bcbst.com and select Member Rights in the footer. I can also contact my health plan for help or to get more information about these processes and procedures.

    9. Acceptance of This Agreement
    - My signature on the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan participation request form or verbal consent given to my health plan is deemed to be acceptance of this agreement on behalf of myself.

  • H8142 - Terms and Conditions:

    You attest and understand you must be a Medicare Part D member to participate in this program. You acknowledge and agree your participation in the Medicare Prescription Drug Plan (MPPP) program is not required by law and is a voluntary program managed by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). CMS may adjust the MPPP program requirements at any time, and you acknowledge that such changes may impact your standing in the MPPP program, how the MPPP program may work, or other aspects of the program. When you participate in the MPPP, you agree to the repayment of any and all applicable prescription costs incurred during your participation in the MPPP program. You further acknowledge your private information, including protected health information, may be communicated to third-party entities to provide you with certain services or functions of the MPPP program. See Capital Rx’s Privacy Policy at [www.cap-rx.com/legal#legal-notice-privacy-policy](https://www.cap-rx.com/legal#legal-notice-privacy-policy) for more information. When utilizing any of the MPPP digital platforms, you understand that the contents, logo and other visual media created is property of its respectful owner and is protected by copyright laws.

  • H8492 - Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Terms and Conditions

    - Cost sharing - There is no cost to participate in the plan, but enrollees will still pay their plan premium each month.
    - Monthly payments - Enrollees will receive a monthly bill from American Health Advantage of Louisiana based on their unpaid balance. Monthly payments may fluctuate throughout the year as the unpaid balance increases.
    - Out-of-pocket maximum - Enrollees will never pay more than the total amount they would have paid out of pocket at the pharmacy if they weren't participating in the plan. In 2025, the out-of-pocket maximum for prescription drugs is $2,000.
    - New prescriptions - Future payments may increase when enrollees fill a new prescription or refill an existing one.
    - Opting in - People with Medicare must opt into the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan to use it.
    - Opting out - To voluntarily opt out of the Medicare Prescription Payment Program, contact American Health Advantage of Louisiana toll free at 1-866-266-6010 (TTY at 1-833-312-0046) or send written notification requesting to opt out to American Health Advantage of Louisiana, 201 Jordan Rd, Ste 200, Franklin, TN 37067.
    - Dispute process - For information on the dispute process please contact American Health Advantage of Louisiana toll free at 1-866-266-6010 (TTY at 1-833-312-0046) or send written notification requesting information about the dispute process to American Health Advantage of Louisiana, 201 Jordan Rd, Ste 200, Franklin, TN 37067.

  • H8783 - Terms and Conditions for Participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Program (M3P)

    1. No Fees or Interest - The Medicare Prescription Payment Program (M3P) does not charge any fees or interest, and no credit check is required to enroll in the program.
    2. Notification to Pharmacy - Upon acceptance into the Medicare Prescription Payment Program, we will inform your pharmacy that you are using this payment option.
    3. Applicability - This payment option applies only to Medicare Part D covered drugs processed after your election is confirmed.
    4. Cost Sharing - When you fill a prescription for an eligible drug, you will pay zero dollars at the pharmacy. However, you will still be responsible for your cost share of the drug associated with your Medicare Part D benefit under your plan that can be paid through a monthly invoice.
    5. Monthly Invoices - Each month, you will receive an invoice detailing the amount you owe, the due date, and information on how to make a payment. Monthly payments are required while you carry a balance, but you can pay the balance in full at any time.
    6. Calculation of Monthly Payments - The formula for calculating the minimum monthly payment (referred to as the “maximum monthly cap”) differs for the first month of participation versus the remaining months of the year. The maximum monthly cap calculations include specifics of a participant’s Part D drug costs (previously incurred costs and new out-of-pocket costs), as well as the number of months remaining in the plan year and the amount outstanding. As such, the amount can vary from person to person and month to month, with the expectation that the total balance will be completely paid off by January 31st of the next calendar year.
    7. Missed Payments - If you miss a payment, you will receive a reminder notice. If you do not pay your bill by the date listed in the reminder notice, you will be removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Program. However, you will still be required to pay the amount you owe and may not be able to re-enroll in The Medicare Prescription Payment Program.
    8. Opting Out - You can leave The Medicare Prescription Payment Program at any time by selecting the opt-out option through the website or by calling the phone number listed on the back of your member ID card. After you opt out, you will continue to receive an invoice each month for the amount you owe until your balance is paid in full.
    9. Communications and Notifications - If you provide an email, participation in this program will automatically make you eligible for important emails containing information related to The Medicare Prescription Payment Program.
    10. Disenrollment and New Plan Enrollment - If you are disenrolled from your plan for any reason or enroll in a new plan with drug coverage, your participation in The Medicare Prescription Payment Program will end. However, you will continue to receive an invoice each month for any outstanding amounts until your balance is paid in full. You remain responsible for the amount due under this Medicare Prescription Payment Program. If you enroll in a new plan with drug coverage, you may be able to rejoin The Medicare Prescription Payment Program by contacting your new plan.
    11. Address Updates - SimplicityRx administers this program on behalf of your Medicare Part D plan. Any contact information or communication preferences you provide during election or directly through your M3P Payment Portal will only be used for your Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Program, and may not be communicated to your Medicare Part D plan.
    12. Communications - By providing us with your contact information, you consent to our contacting you by any means you have provided regarding important information about your Medicare Prescription Payment Program account. This consent allows us to use text messaging for informational and account service calls, but not for telemarketing or sales calls. This may also include contact from companies working on our behalf to service your account.

  • H9147 - Terms and Conditions for Participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Program (M3P)

    1. No Fees or Interest The Medicare Prescription Payment Program (M3P) does not charge any fees or interest, and no credit check is required to enroll in the program.
    2. Notification to Pharmacy Upon acceptance into the Medicare Prescription Payment Program, we will inform your pharmacy that you are using this payment option.
    3. Applicability This payment option applies only to Medicare Part D covered drugs processed after your election is confirmed.
    4. Cost Sharing When you fill a prescription for an eligible drug, you will pay zero dollars at the pharmacy. However, you will still be responsible for your cost share of the drug associated with your Medicare Part D benefit under your plan that can be paid through a monthly invoice.
    5. Monthly Invoices Each month, you will receive an invoice detailing the amount you owe, the due date, and information on how to make a payment. Monthly payments are required while you carry a balance, but you can pay the balance in full at any time.
    6. Calculation of Monthly Payments The formula for calculating the minimum monthly payment (referred to as the “maximum monthly cap”) differs for the first month of participation versus the remaining months of the year. The maximum monthly cap calculations include specifics of a participant’s Part D drug costs (previously incurred costs and new out-of-pocket costs), as well as the number of months remaining in the plan year and the amount outstanding. As such, the amount can vary from person to person and month to month, with the expectation that the total balance will be completely paid off by January 31st of the next calendar year.
    7. Missed Payments If you miss a payment, you will receive a reminder notice. If you do not pay your bill by the date listed in the reminder notice, you will be given 60 days grace period before you are removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan. However, you will still be required to pay the amount you owe and may not be able to re-enroll in the Medicare Prescription Payment Program.

    8. Opting Out You can leave the Medicare Prescription Payment Program at any time by selecting the opt-out option through the website or by calling the phone number listed on the back of your member ID card. After you opt out, you will continue to receive an invoice each month for the amount you owe until your balance is paid in full.
    9. Communications and Notifications If you provide an email, participation in this program will automatically make you eligible for important emails containing information related to the Medicare Prescription Payment Program.
    10. Disenrollment and New Plan Enrollment If you are disenrolled from your plan for any reason or enroll in a new plan with drug coverage, your participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Program will end. However, you will continue to receive an invoice each month for any outstanding amounts until your balance is paid in full. You remain responsible for the amount due under this Medicare Prescription Payment Program. If you enroll in a new plan with drug coverage, you may be able to rejoin the Medicare Prescription Payment Program by contacting your new plan.
    11. Address Updates Any contact information or communication preferences you provide during election or directly through your M3P Payment Portal will only be used for your Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Program and may not be communicated to your Medicare Part D plan.
    12. Communications By providing us with your contact information, you consent to our contacting you by any means you have provided regarding important information about your Medicare Prescription Payment Program account. This consent allows us to use text messaging for informational and account service calls, but not for telemarketing or sales calls. This may also include contact from companies working on our behalf to service your account.

  • H9489 - Terms and Conditions

    The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (M3P) is a new payment option in the Inflation Reduction Act that works with your current drug coverage to help you manage your out-of-pocket Medicare Part D drug costs by spreading them across the calendar year (January – December). Your drug coverage offers this payment option and participation is voluntary. There’s no additional cost to participate in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.

    By opting-in to the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (M3P), you agree to the following terms and conditions:
    - You must have active Part D coverage.
    - You understand that you have the option to leave the plan at any time but will still be responsible for any drug costs already incurred.
    - You will be billed monthly. This payment is separate from any plan premiums (if applicable).
    - Your payments may change each month if your prescriptions change month over month.
    - You are responsible for paying your bill each month, on or before the due date.
    - If you miss a payment, you will be sent a reminder to make payment. If you do not pay your bill by the due date listed in that reminder, you will be subject to removal from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.
    - Removal from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan does not impact your payment requirements. If terminated from the program, you remain obligated to pay past due amounts and may continue to receive bills for outstanding payments.
    - Late payments made pursuant to the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan are not subject to interest or additional fees.
    - If you are removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan, this will not impact your current drug coverage.
    - Removal from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan may impact your eligibility to opt-in in the program in the future.

  • H9678 - Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Terms and Conditions

    The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan is a voluntary program that allows you to spread your out-of-pocket costs for covered Part D drugs across the remaining months of the plan year. The program does not affect your total prescription cost. Any applicable plan premiums are billed and should be paid separately from your Prescription Payment Plan billing statement. By opting in to the program, you (or your authorized representative) are indicating you understand these Medicare Prescription Payment Plan terms and conditions. You are agreeing to be financially responsible for all amounts billed under the program. If you do not pay the amounts due under the program, you will be terminated from the program, and will not be allowed to opt in again until the amounts owed are repaid in full. You can choose to opt out of the program at any time, however, any outstanding amounts owed will continue to be billed and must be paid.

  • H9690 - Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Terms and Conditions

    - Cost sharing - There is no cost to participate in the plan, but enrollees will still pay their plan premium each month.
    - Monthly payments - Enrollees will receive a monthly bill from American Health Advantage of Indiana based on their unpaid balance. Monthly payments may fluctuate throughout the year as the unpaid balance increases.
    - Out-of-pocket maximum - Enrollees will never pay more than the total amount they would have paid out of pocket at the pharmacy if they weren't participating in the plan. In 2025, the out-of-pocket maximum for prescription drugs is $2,000.
    - New prescriptions - Future payments may increase when enrollees fill a new prescription or refill an existing one.
    - Opting in - People with Medicare must opt into the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan to use it.
    - Opting out - To voluntarily opt out of the Medicare Prescription Payment Program, contact American Health Advantage of Indiana toll free at 1-844-657-0447 (TTY at 1-833-312-0046) or send written notification requesting to opt out to American Health Advantage of Indiana, 201 Jordan Rd, Ste 200, Franklin, TN 37067.
    - Dispute process - For information on the dispute process please contact American Health Advantage of Indiana toll free at 1-844-657-0447 (TTY at 1-833-312-0046) or send written notification requesting information about the dispute process to American Health Advantage of Indiana, 201 Jordan Rd, Ste 200, Franklin, TN 37067.

  • H9826 - Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Terms and Conditions

    You attest and understand you must be a Medicare Part D member to participate in this program. You acknowledge and agree your participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (MPPP) program is not required by law and is a voluntary program managed by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). CMS may adjust the MPPP program requirements at any time, and you acknowledge that such changes may impact your standing in the MPPP program, how the MPPP program may work, or or other aspects of the program. When you participate in the MPPP, you agree to the repayment of any and all applicable prescription costs incurred during your participation in the MPPP program. You further acknowledge your private information, including protected health information, may be communicated to third-party entities to provide you with certain services or functions of the MPPP program. See Capital Rx’s Privacy Policy at [https://www.cap-rx.com/legal#legal-notice-privacy-policy](https://www.cap-rx.com/legal#legal-notice-privacy-policy) for more information. When utilizing any of the MPPP digital platforms, you understand that the contents, logo and other visual media created is property of its respectful owner and is protected by copyright laws.

  • H9968 - Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Terms and Conditions

    - Cost sharing - There is no cost to participate in the plan, but enrollees will still pay their plan premium each month.
    - Monthly payments - Enrollees will receive a monthly bill from American Health Advantage of Pennsylvania based on their unpaid balance. Monthly payments may fluctuate throughout the year as the unpaid balance increases.
    - Out-of-pocket maximum - Enrollees will never pay more than the total amount they would have paid out of pocket at the pharmacy if they weren't participating in the plan. In 2025, the out-of-pocket maximum for prescription drugs is $2,000.
    - New prescriptions - Future payments may increase when enrollees fill a new prescription or refill an existing one.
    - Opting in - People with Medicare must opt into the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan to use it.
    - Opting out - To voluntarily opt out of the Medicare Prescription Payment Program, contact American Health Advantage of Pennsylvania toll free at 1-855-239-1022 (TTY at 1-833-312-0046) or send written notification requesting to opt out to American Health Advantage of Pennsylvania, 201 Jordan Rd, Ste 200, Franklin, TN 37067.
    - Dispute process - For information on the dispute process please contact American Health Advantage of Pennsylvania toll free at 1-855-239-1022 (TTY at 1-833-312-0046) or send written notification requesting information about the dispute process to American Health Advantage of Pennsylvania, 201 Jordan Rd, Ste 200, Franklin, TN 37067.

  • H0342 - Terms and Conditions

    The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (M3P) is a new payment option in the Inflation Reduction Act that works with your current drug coverage to help you manage your out-of-pocket Medicare Part D drug costs by spreading them across the calendar year (January-December). Your drug coverage offers this payment option and participation is voluntary. There’s no additional cost to participate in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.

    By enrolling in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (M3P), you agree to the following terms and conditions:
    - To enroll in the plan, you must have active Part D coverage.
    - You understand that you have the option to leave the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan at any time but will still be responsible for any drug costs already incurred.
    - You will be billed monthly. This payment is separate from any plan premiums (if applicable).
    - Your payments may change each month if your prescriptions change month over month.
    - You are responsible for paying your bill each month, on or before the due date.
    - If you miss a payment, you will be sent a reminder to make payment. If you do not pay your bill by the due date listed in that reminder, you will be subject to removal from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.
    - Removal from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan does not impact your payment requirements. If terminated from the program, you remain obligated to pay past due amounts and may continue to receive bills for outstanding payments.
    - Late payments made pursuant to the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan are not subject to interest or additional fees.
    - If you are removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan, this will not impact your current drug coverage.
    - Removal from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan may impact your eligibility to enroll in the program in the future.

  • H5273 - Terms and Conditions

    The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (M3P) is a new payment option in the Inflation Reduction Act that works with your current drug coverage to help you manage your out-of-pocket Medicare Part D drug costs by spreading them across the calendar year (January-December). Your drug coverage offers this payment option and participation is voluntary. There’s no additional cost to participate in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.

    By enrolling in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (M3P), you agree to the following terms and conditions:
    - To enroll in the plan, you must have active Part D coverage.
    - You understand that you have the option to leave the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan at any time but will still be responsible for any drug costs already incurred.
    - You will be billed monthly. This payment is separate from any plan premiums (if applicable).
    - Your payments may change each month if your prescriptions change month over month.
    - You are responsible for paying your bill each month, on or before the due date.
    - If you miss a payment, you will be sent a reminder to make payment. If you do not pay your bill by the due date listed in that reminder, you will be subject to removal from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.
    - Removal from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan does not impact your payment requirements. If terminated from the program, you remain obligated to pay past due amounts and may continue to receive bills for outstanding payments.
    - Late payments made pursuant to the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan are not subject to interest or additional fees.
    - If you are removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan, this will not impact your current drug coverage.
    - Removal from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan may impact your eligibility to enroll in the program in the future.

  • S5743 - Terms and Conditions for Participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Program (M3P)

    1. No Fees or Interest
    The Medicare Prescription Payment Program (M3P) does not charge any fees or interest, and no credit check is required to enroll in the program.
    2. Notification to Pharmacy
    Upon acceptance into the Medicare Prescription Payment Program, we will inform your pharmacy that you are using this payment option.
    3. Applicability
    This payment option applies only to Medicare Part D covered drugs processed after your election is confirmed.
    4. Cost Sharing
    When you fill a prescription for an eligible drug, you will pay zero dollars at the pharmacy. However, you will still be responsible for your cost share of the drug associated with your Medicare Part D benefit under your plan that can be paid through a monthly invoice.
    5. Monthly Invoices
    Each month, you will receive an invoice detailing the amount you owe, the due date, and information on how to make a payment. Monthly payments are required while you carry a balance, but you can pay the balance in full at any time.
    6. Calculation of Monthly Payments
    The formula for calculating the minimum monthly payment (referred to as the “maximum monthly cap”) differs for the first month of participation versus the remaining months of the year. The maximum monthly cap calculations include specifics of a participant’s Part D drug costs (previously incurred costs and new out-of-pocket costs), as well as the number of months remaining in the plan year and the amount outstanding. As such, the amount can vary from person to person and month to month, with the expectation that the total balance will be completely paid off by January 31st of the next calendar year.
    7. Missed Payments
    If you miss a payment, you will receive a reminder notice. If you do not pay your bill by the date listed in the reminder notice, you will be removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Program. However, you will still be required to pay the amount you owe and may not be able to re-enroll in the Medicare Prescription Payment Program.
    8. Opting Out
    You can leave the Medicare Prescription Payment Program at any time by selecting the opt-out option through the website or by calling the phone number listed on the back of your member ID card. After you opt out, you will continue to receive an invoice each month for the amount you owe until your balance is paid in full.
    9. Communications and Notifications
    If you provide an email, participation in this program will automatically make you eligible for important emails containing information related to the Medicare Prescription Payment Program.
    10. Disenrollment and New Plan Enrollment
    If you are disenrolled from your plan for any reason or enroll in a new plan with drug coverage, your participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Program will end. However, you will continue to receive an invoice each month for any outstanding amounts until your balance is paid in full. You remain responsible for the amount due under this Medicare Prescription Payment Program. If you enroll in a new plan with drug coverage, you may be able to rejoin the Medicare Prescription Payment Program by contacting your new plan.
    11. Address Updates
    Any contact information or communication preferences you provide during election or directly through your M3P Payment Portal will only be used for your Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Program, and may not be communicated to your Medicare Part D plan.
    12. Communications
    By providing us with your contact information, you consent to our contacting you by any means you have provided regarding important information about your Medicare Prescription Payment Program account. This consent allows us to use text messaging for informational and account service calls, but not for telemarketing or sales calls. This may also include contact from companies working on our behalf to service your account.

  • H0885 - Terms and Conditions for Participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (M3P)

    1. No Fees or Interest
    The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (M3P) does not charge any fees or interest, and no credit check is required to enroll in the program.
    2. Notification to Pharmacy
    Upon acceptance into the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan, we will inform your pharmacy that you are using this payment option.
    3. Applicability
    This payment option applies only to Medicare Part D covered drugs processed after your election is confirmed.
    4. Cost Sharing
    When you fill a prescription for an eligible drug, you will pay zero dollars at the pharmacy. However, you will still be responsible for your cost share of the drug associated with your Medicare Part D benefit under your plan that can be paid through a monthly invoice.
    5. Monthly Invoices
    Each month, you will receive an invoice detailing the amount you owe, the due date, and information on how to make a payment. Monthly payments are required while you carry a balance, but you can pay the balance in full at any time.
    6. Calculation of Monthly Payments
    The formula for calculating the minimum monthly payment (referred to as the “maximum monthly cap”) differs for the first month of participation versus the remaining months of the year. The maximum monthly cap calculations include specifics of a participant’s Part D drug costs (previously incurred costs and new out-of-pocket costs), as well as the number of months remaining in the plan year and the amount outstanding. As such, the amount can vary from person to person and month to month, with the expectation that the total balance will be completely paid off by January 31st of the next calendar year.
    7. Missed Payments
    If you miss a payment, you will receive a reminder notice. If you do not pay your bill by the date listed in the reminder notice, you will be given a 60-day grace period before you are removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan. However, you will still be required to pay the amount you owe and may not be able to re-enroll in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.
    8. Opting Out
    You can leave the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan at any time by selecting the opt-out option through the website or by calling the phone number listed on the back of your member ID card. After you opt out, you will continue to receive an invoice each month for the amount you owe until your balance is paid in full.
    9. Communications and Notifications
    If you provide an email, participation in this program will automatically make you eligible for important emails containing information related to the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.
    10. Disenrollment and New Plan Enrollment
    If you are disenrolled from your plan for any reason or enroll in a new plan with drug coverage, your participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan will end. However, you will continue to receive an invoice each month for any outstanding amounts until your balance is paid in full. You remain responsible for the amount due under this Medicare Prescription Payment Plan. If you enroll in a new plan with drug coverage, you may be able to rejoin the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan by contacting your new plan.
    11. Address Updates
    Any contact information or communication preferences you provide during election or directly through your M3P Payment Portal will only be used for your Medicare Prescription Payment Plan, and may not be communicated to your Medicare Part D plan.
    12. Communications
    By providing us with your contact information, you consent to our contacting you by any means you have provided regarding important information about your Medicare Prescription Payment Plan account. This consent allows us to use text messaging for informational and account service calls, but not for telemarketing or sales calls. This may also include contact from companies working on our behalf to service your account.

  • H2962 - Terms and Conditions

    The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan is a new payment option in the Inflation Reduction Act that works with your current drug coverage to help you manage your out-of-pocket Medicare Part D drug costs by spreading them across the calendar year (January – December). Your drug coverage offers this payment option and participation is voluntary. There’s no additional cost to participate in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.

    By opting-in to the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan, you agree to the following terms and conditions:
    - You must have active Part D coverage.
    - You understand that you have the option to leave the plan at any time but will still be responsible for any drug costs already incurred.
    - You will be billed monthly. This payment is separate from any plan premiums (if applicable).
    - Your payments may change each month if your prescriptions change month over month.
    - You are responsible for paying your bill each month, on or before the due date.
    - If you miss a payment, you will be sent a reminder to make payment. If you do not pay your bill by the due date listed in that reminder, you will be subject to removal from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.
    - Removal from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan does not impact your payment requirements. If terminated from the program, you remain obligated to pay past due amounts and may continue to receive bills for outstanding payments.
    - Late payments made pursuant to the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan are not subject to interest or additional fees.
    - If you are removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan, this will not impact your current drug coverage.
    - Removal from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan may impact your eligibility to opt-in in the program in the future.

  • H2461 - Terms and Conditions for Participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (M3P)

    1. No Fees or Interest
    The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (M3P) Program does not charge any fees or interest, and no credit check is required to enroll in the program.
    2. Notification to Pharmacy
    Upon acceptance into the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Program, we will inform your pharmacy that you are using this payment option.
    3. Applicability
    This payment option applies only to Medicare Part D covered drugs processed after your election is confirmed.
    4. Cost Sharing
    When you fill a prescription for an eligible drug, you will pay zero dollars at the pharmacy. However, you will still be responsible for your cost share of the drug associated with your Medicare Part D benefit under your plan that can be paid through a monthly invoice.
    5. Monthly Invoices
    Each month, you will receive an invoice detailing the amount you owe, the due date, and information on how to make a payment. Monthly payments are required while you carry a balance, but you can pay the balance in full at any time.
    6. Calculation of Monthly Payments
    The formula for calculating the minimum monthly payment (referred to as the “maximum monthly cap”) differs for the first month of participation versus the remaining months of the year. The maximum monthly cap calculations include specifics of a participant’s Part D drug costs (previously incurred costs and new out-of-pocket costs), as well as the number of months remaining in the plan year and the amount outstanding. As such, the amount can vary from person to person and month to month, with the expectation that the total balance will be completely paid off by January 31st of the next calendar year.
    7. Missed Payments
    If you miss a payment, you will receive a reminder notice. If you do not pay your bill by the date listed in the reminder notice, you will be removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan. However, you will still be required to pay the amount you owe and may not be able to re-enroll in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Program.
    8. Opting Out
    You can leave the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Program at any time by selecting the opt-out option through the website or by calling the phone number listed on the back of your member ID card. After you opt out, you will continue to receive an invoice each month for the amount you owe until your balance is paid in full.
    9. Communications and Notifications
    If you provide an email, participation in this program will automatically make you eligible for important emails containing information related to the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Program.
    10. Disenrollment and New Plan Enrollment
    If you are disenrolled from your plan for any reason or enroll in a new plan with drug coverage, your participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Program will end. However, you will continue to receive an invoice each month for any outstanding amounts until your balance is paid in full. You remain responsible for the amount due under this Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Program. If you enroll in a new plan with drug coverage, you may be able to rejoin the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Program by contacting your new plan.
    11. Address Updates
    Any contact information or communication preferences you provide during election or directly through your M3P Payment Portal will only be used for your Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Program, and may not be communicated to your Medicare Part D plan.
    12. Communications
    By providing us with your contact information, you consent to our contacting you by any means you have provided regarding important information about your Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Program account. This consent allows us to use text messaging for informational and account service calls, but not for telemarketing or sales calls. This may also include contact from companies working on our behalf to service your account.

  • H3890 - Terms and Conditions:

    The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan is a voluntary program that allows you to spread your out-of-pocket costs for covered Part D drugs across the remaining months of the plan year. The program does not affect your total prescription costs. Any applicable plan premiums are billed and should be paid separately from your Prescription Payment Plan billing statement. By opting in to the program, you (or your authorized representative) are indicating you understand these Medicare Prescription Payment Plan terms and conditions. You are agreeing to be financially responsible for all amounts billed under the program. If you do not pay the amounts due under the program, you will be terminated from the program, and will not be allowed to opt in again until the amounts owed are repaid in full. You can choose to opt out of the program at any time, however, any outstanding amounts owed will continue to be billed and must be paid.

  • H3407 - Terms and Conditions for Participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (M3P)

    1. No Fees or Interest
    The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (M3P) does not charge any fees or interest, and no credit check is required to enroll in the Plan.
    2. Notification to Pharmacy
    Upon acceptance into the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan, we will inform your pharmacy that you are using this payment option.
    3. Applicability
    This payment option applies only to Medicare Part D covered drugs processed after your election is confirmed.
    4. Cost Sharing
    When you fill a prescription for an eligible drug, you will pay zero dollars at the pharmacy. However, you will still be responsible for your cost share of the drug associated with your Medicare Part D benefit under your plan that can be paid through a monthly invoice.
    5. Monthly Invoices
    Each month, you will receive an invoice detailing the amount you owe, the due date, and information on how to make a payment. Monthly payments are required while you carry a balance, but you can pay the balance in full at any time.
    6. Calculation of Monthly Payments
    The formula for calculating the minimum monthly payment (referred to as the “maximum monthly cap”) differs for the first month of participation versus the remaining months of the year. The maximum monthly cap calculations include specifics of a participant’s Part D drug costs (previously incurred costs and new out-of-pocket costs), as well as the number of months remaining in the plan year and the amount outstanding. As such, the amount can vary from person to person and month to month, with the expectation that the total balance will be completely paid off by January 31st of the next calendar year.
    7. Missed Payments
    If you miss a payment, you will receive a reminder notice. If you do not pay your bill by the date listed in the reminder notice, you will be removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan. However, you will still be required to pay the amount you owe and may not be able to re-enroll in The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.
    8. Opting Out
    You can leave The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan at any time by selecting the opt-out option through the website or by calling the phone number listed on the back of your member ID card. After you opt out, you will continue to receive an invoice each month for the amount you owe until your balance is paid in full.
    9. Communications and Notifications
    If you provide an email, participation in this Plan will automatically make you eligible for important emails containing information related to The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.
    10. Disenrollment and New Plan Enrollment
    If you are disenrolled from your plan for any reason or enroll in a new plan with drug coverage, your participation in The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan will end. However, you will continue to receive an invoice each month for any outstanding amounts until your balance is paid in full. You remain responsible for the amount due under this Medicare Prescription Payment Plan. If you enroll in a new plan with drug coverage, you may be able to rejoin The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan by contacting your new plan.
    11. Address Updates
    SimplicityRx administers this Plan on behalf of your Medicare Part D plan. Any contact information or communication preferences you provide during election or directly through your M3P Payment Portal will only be used for your Medicare Prescription Payment Plan, and may not be communicated to your Medicare Part D plan.
    12. Communications
    By providing us with your contact information, you consent to our contacting you by any means you have provided regarding important information about your Medicare Prescription Payment Plan account. This consent allows us to use text messaging for informational and account service calls, but not for telemarketing or sales calls. This may also include contact from companies working on our behalf to service your account.

  • H1035 - Terms and Conditions:

    The program is free to join, there are no fees or interest charged under the program, and the program does not lower the amount of cost-sharing you owe for your Part D prescriptions.
    - If you qualify for Low Income Subsidy (LIS), enrollment in LIS is more advantageous than participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.
    - You may opt out of the program at any time. If you opt out, you will still be responsible for paying any remaining balance.
    - It is important to pay your bill monthly. Your participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan will be terminated if you fail to pay your monthly billed amount before the end of the grace period.
    - If you are disenrolled voluntarily or involuntarily from our Part D plan, you will also be terminated from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan. If you enroll in a different plan, you may opt into the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan under your new plan.
    - We cannot require you to answer questions about or provide documentation to prove your ability to pay your Medicare Prescription Payment Plan balance as a condition of you participating in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan. We also cannot obtain a copy of your credit report from a consumer reporting agency.
    - The Part D appeals, and grievance procedures will apply to the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan and are located in the Evidence of Coverage.

  • H8298 - Terms and Conditions for Participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Program (M3P)

    1. No Fees or Interest
    The Medicare Prescription Payment Program (M3P) does not charge any fees or interest, and no credit check is required to enroll in the program.
    2. Notification to Pharmacy
    Upon acceptance into the Medicare Prescription Payment Program, we will inform your pharmacy that you are using this payment option.
    3. Applicability
    This payment option applies only to Medicare Part D covered drugs processed after your election is confirmed.
    4. Cost Sharing
    When you fill a prescription for an eligible drug, you will pay zero dollars at the pharmacy. However, you will still be responsible for your cost share of the drug associated with your Medicare Part D benefit under your plan that can be paid through a monthly invoice.
    5. Monthly Invoices
    Each month, you will receive an invoice detailing the amount you owe, the due date, and information on how to make a payment. Monthly payments are required while you carry a balance, but you can pay the balance in full at any time.
    6. Calculation of Monthly Payments
    The formula for calculating the minimum monthly payment (referred to as the “maximum monthly cap”) differs for the first month of participation versus the remaining months of the year. The maximum monthly cap calculations include specifics of a participant’s Part D drug costs (previously incurred costs and new out-of-pocket costs), as well as the number of months remaining in the plan year and the amount outstanding. As such, the amount can vary from person to person and month to month, with the expectation that the total balance will be completely paid off by January 31st of the next calendar year.
    7. Missed Payments
    If you miss a payment, you will receive a reminder notice. If you do not pay your bill by the date listed in the reminder notice, you will be removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Program. However, you will still be required to pay the amount you owe and may not be able to re-enroll in The Medicare Prescription Payment Program.
    8. Opting Out
    You can leave The Medicare Prescription Payment Program at any time by selecting the opt-out option through the website or by calling the phone number listed on the back of your member ID card. After you opt out, you will continue to receive an invoice each month for the amount you owe until your balance is paid in full.
    9. Communications and Notifications
    If you provide an email, participation in this program will automatically make you eligible for important emails containing information related to The Medicare Prescription Payment Program.
    10. Disenrollment and New Plan Enrollment
    If you are disenrolled from your plan for any reason or enroll in a new plan with drug coverage, your participation in The Medicare Prescription Payment Program will end. However, you will continue to receive an invoice each month for any outstanding amounts until your balance is paid in full. You remain responsible for the amount due under this Medicare Prescription Payment Program. If you enroll in a new plan with drug coverage, you may be able to rejoin The Medicare Prescription Payment Program by contacting your new plan.
    11. Address Updates
    SimplicityRx administers this program on behalf of your Medicare Part D plan. Any contact information or communication preferences you provide during election or directly through your M3P Payment Portal will only be used for your Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Program, and may not be communicated to your Medicare Part D plan.

    12. Communications
    By providing us with your contact information, you consent to our contacting you by any means you have provided regarding important information about your Medicare Prescription Payment Program account. This consent allows us to use text messaging for informational and account service calls, but not for telemarketing or sales calls. This may also include contact from companies working on our behalf to service your account.
    HealthSun Health Plans is a Medicare Advantage HMO plan with a Medicare contract and a Medicaid contract with the State of Florida Agency for Health Care Administration. Enrollment in the Plan depends on contract renewal.

  • S5993 - Terms and Conditions for Participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (M3P)

    1. No Fees or Interest
    The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (M3P) does not charge any fees or interest, and no credit check is required to enroll in the program.
    2. Notification to Pharmacy
    Upon acceptance into the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan, we will inform your pharmacy that you are using this payment option.
    3. Applicability
    This payment option applies only to Medicare Part D covered drugs processed after your election is confirmed.
    4. Cost Sharing
    When you fill a prescription for an eligible drug, you will pay zero dollars at the pharmacy. However, you will still be responsible for your cost share of the drug associated with your Medicare Part D benefit under your plan that can be paid through a monthly invoice.
    5. Monthly Invoices
    Each month, you will receive an invoice detailing the amount you owe, the due date, and information on how to make a payment. Monthly payments are required while you carry a balance, but you can pay the balance in full at any time.
    6. Calculation of Monthly Payments
    The formula for calculating the minimum monthly payment (referred to as the “maximum monthly cap”) differs for the first month of participation versus the remaining months of the year. The maximum monthly cap calculations include specifics of a participant’s Part D drug costs (previously incurred costs and new out-of-pocket costs), as well as the number of months remaining in the plan year and the amount outstanding. As such, the amount can vary from person to person and month to month, with the expectation that the total balance will be completely paid off by January 31st of the next calendar year.
    7. Missed Payments
    If you miss a payment, you will receive a reminder notice. If you do not pay your bill by the date listed in the reminder notice, you will be given a 60-day grace period before you are removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan. However, you will still be required to pay the amount you owe and may not be able to re-enroll in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.
    8. Opting Out
    You can leave the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan at any time by selecting the opt-out option through the website or by calling the phone number listed on the back of your member ID card. After you opt out, you will continue to receive an invoice each month for the amount you owe until your balance is paid in full.
    9. Communications and Notifications
    If you provide an email, participation in this program will automatically make you eligible for important emails containing information related to the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.
    10. Disenrollment and New Plan Enrollment
    If you are disenrolled from your plan for any reason or enroll in a new plan with drug coverage, your participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan will end. However, you will continue to receive an invoice each month for any outstanding amounts until your balance is paid in full. You remain responsible for the amount due under this Medicare Prescription Payment Plan. If you enroll in a new plan with drug coverage, you may be able to rejoin the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan by contacting your new plan.
    11. Address Updates
    Any contact information or communication preferences you provide during election or directly through your M3P Payment Portal will only be used for your Medicare Prescription Payment Plan, and may not be communicated to your Medicare Part D plan.
    12. Communications
    By providing us with your contact information, you consent to our contacting you by any means you have provided regarding important information about your Medicare Prescription Payment Plan account. This consent allows us to use text messaging for informational and account service calls, but not for telemarketing or sales calls. This may also include contact from companies working on our behalf to service your account.

  • H8947 - Terms and Conditions for Participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (M3P)

    1. No Fees or Interest
    The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (M3P) does not charge any fees or interest, and no credit check is required to enroll in the Plan.
    2. Notification to Pharmacy
    Upon acceptance into the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan, we will inform your pharmacy that you are using this payment option.
    3. Applicability
    This payment option applies only to Medicare Part D covered drugs processed after your election is confirmed.
    4. Cost Sharing
    When you fill a prescription for an eligible drug, you will pay zero dollars at the pharmacy. However, you will still be responsible for your cost share of the drug associated with your Medicare Part D benefit under your plan that can be paid through a monthly invoice.
    5. Monthly Invoices
    Each month, you will receive an invoice detailing the amount you owe, the due date, and information on how to make a payment. Monthly payments are required while you carry a balance, but you can pay the balance in full at any time.
    6. Calculation of Monthly Payments
    The formula for calculating the minimum monthly payment (referred to as the “maximum monthly cap”) differs for the first month of participation versus the remaining months of the year. The maximum monthly cap calculations include specifics of a participant’s Part D drug costs (previously incurred costs and new out-of-pocket costs), as well as the number of months remaining in the plan year and the amount outstanding. As such, the amount can vary from person to person and month to month, with the expectation that the total balance will be completely paid off by January 31st of the next calendar year.
    7. Missed Payments
    If you miss a payment, you will receive a reminder notice. If you do not pay your bill by the date listed in the reminder notice, you will be removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan. However, you will still be required to pay the amount you owe and may not be able to re-enroll in The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.
    8. Opting Out
    You can leave The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan at any time by selecting the opt-out option through the website or by calling the phone number listed on the back of your member ID card. After you opt out, you will continue to receive an invoice each month for the amount you owe until your balance is paid in full.
    9. Communications and Notifications
    If you provide an email, participation in this Plan will automatically make you eligible for important emails containing information related to The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.
    10. Disenrollment and New Plan Enrollment
    If you are disenrolled from your plan for any reason or enroll in a new plan with drug coverage, your participation in The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan will end. However, you will continue to receive an invoice each month for any outstanding amounts until your balance is paid in full. You remain responsible for the amount due under this Medicare Prescription Payment Plan. If you enroll in a new plan with drug coverage, you may be able to rejoin The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan by contacting your new plan.
    11. Address Updates
    SimplicityRx administers this Plan on behalf of your Medicare Part D plan. Any contact information or communication preferences you provide during election or directly through your M3P Payment Portal will only be used for your Medicare Prescription Payment Plan, and may not be communicated to your Medicare Part D plan.
    12. Communications
    By providing us with your contact information, you consent to our contacting you by any means you have provided regarding important information about your Medicare Prescription Payment Plan account. This consent allows us to use text messaging for informational and account service calls, but not for telemarketing or sales calls. This may also include contact from companies working on our behalf to service your account.

  • H9763 - Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Election Request Form Terms and Conditions

    1. Voluntary Participation. Enrollment in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (the “Program”) is voluntary and not required to obtain prescription drugs under Medicare Part D.
    2. Medicare Part D Drugs Only. The Program is only applicable for covered Medicare Part D drugs. The Program does not apply for drugs covered through Medicare Part A or Medicare Part B, medical benefits and/or services, or any other supplemental benefit.
    3. No Cost to Join. The Program is completely free to join. Enrollees can participate without any upfront fees.
    4. Same Total Costs. Enrollment in the Program does not reduce the total cost of prescription drugs, nor does it reduce the amount of money that an individual pays in total out-of-pocket costs. Participants do not receive any discount for enrolling in the Program.
    5. No Interest or Additional Fees. The Program does not include any interest or additional fees for spreading out payments.
    6. Notice of Acceptance of the Election Form. To commence participation in the Program, the participant must receive an official “Notice to Acknowledge Acceptance of Election into the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan” via mail or electronically, depending on the participant’s preferred and authorized communication method.
    7. Term of the Participation in the Program. If the Election Form is accepted, the participant’s election shall be in full force and effect for the Plan Year or remaining part of the Plan Year for which the election has been made, unless the election be previously voluntary or involuntary terminated as set forth herein.
    8. Debt Obligation. Participation in the Program does not exempt the participant from their financial obligation. Any unpaid monthly payment remains a debt owed by the participant.
    9. Billing. A participant enrolled in the Program will not pay out-of-pocket costs at the pharmacy (including mail-order and specialty pharmacies). The participant will get a bill each month from the health plan or the health plan’s authorized vendor. The monthly bill is based on what the participant would have paid for any prescriptions they get, plus the previous month’s balance, divided by the number of months left in the plan year.
    10. Monthly Payments are not fixed. The monthly payments for a participant might change every month because new out-of-pocket drug costs get added into the monthly payment when filling a new prescription or refilling an existing prescription.
    11. Responsibility for Payments. Participants are solely responsible for ensuring that all payments are made on time. Failure to make payments by the due date may result in disenrollment from the Program.
    12. Grace Period. A grace period of two months will be provided for late payments. The grace period begins on the first day of the month for which the balance is unpaid or the first day of the month following the date on which the payment is requested, whichever is later.
    13. Involuntary Termination. If payments are not made by the end of the grace period, disenrollment will occur as of the first day of the month following the end of the grace period.
    14. Opting Out/Voluntary Termination. Participants may opt out of the Program at any time during the plan year. Upon opting out, the participant will pay any new out-of-pocket costs directly to the pharmacy. The Participant will also be responsible for paying any remaining balance either by one lump sum or finishing its monthly payments.
    15. Modifications. Participants will be notified of any changes to the payment plan terms and conditions, including any changes to payment amounts, due dates, or other relevant information. Such notifications will be provided in a timely manner.
    16. Privacy and Data Security. All personal and payment information provided by participants will be kept confidential and used solely for the purposes of administering the Program. The privacy and security of participants' information will be treated in accordance with applicable laws and regulations.
    17. Dispute Resolution. Any disputes arising from the Program will be resolved in accordance with the health plan’s established Part D appeals and grievance procedures.
    18. Contact information. For questions or assistance with the Program, participants should contact Member Services at (800) 910-1837. People with hearing impairments may call (TTY) 711. Operating Hours are: 24 hours per day, 7 days per week.

  • H7511 - Terms and Conditions

    The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (M3P) is a new payment option in the Inflation Reduction Act that works with your current drug coverage to help you manage your out-of-pocket Medicare Part D drug costs by spreading them across the calendar year (January – December). Your drug coverage offers this payment option and participation is voluntary. There’s no additional cost to participate in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.

    By opting-in to the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (M3P), you agree to the following terms and conditions:
    - You must have active Part D coverage.
    - You understand that you have the option to leave the plan at any time but will still be responsible for any drug costs already incurred.
    - You will be billed monthly. This payment is separate from any plan premiums (if applicable).
    - Your payments may change each month if your prescriptions change month over month.
    - You are responsible for paying your bill each month, on or before the due date.
    - If you miss a payment, you will be sent a reminder to make payment. If you do not pay your bill by the due date listed in that reminder, you will be subject to removal from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.
    - Removal from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan does not impact your payment requirements. If terminated from the program, you remain obligated to pay past due amounts and may continue to receive bills for outstanding payments.
    - Late payments made pursuant to the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan are not subject to interest or additional fees.
    - If you are removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan, this will not impact your current drug coverage.
    - Removal from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan may impact your eligibility to opt-in in the program in the future.

  • H3814 - Terms and Conditions

    - Monthly payments: The MPPP's monthly bill is based on the previous month's balance plus what would have been paid for prescriptions, divided by the number of months left in the year. Payments may change each month.
    - Grace period: There is a 60-day grace period from the payment due date to termination from the program.
    - Rejoining: The program can be rejoined after the past-due balance is paid.
    - Out-of-pocket maximum: In 2025, the out-of-pocket maximum for covered prescription drugs is $2,000. Once this amount is reached, there is no cost sharing for Part D drugs for the rest of the year.
    - Cost sharing: Cost sharing is capped at $35 for covered insulins and $0 for Part D recommended adult vaccines.
    - Supplemental Part D benefits: These count towards individual out-of-pocket costs.
    - There is no cost to enroll in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.

  • H0107 - Terms and Conditions for Participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Program

    1. No Fees or Interest
    The Medicare Prescription Payment Program does not charge any fees or interest, and no credit check is required to enroll in the program.
    2. Notification to Pharmacy
    Upon acceptance into the Medicare Prescription Payment Program, we will inform your pharmacy that you are using this payment option.
    3. Applicability
    This payment option applies only to Medicare Part D covered drugs processed after your election is confirmed.
    4. Cost Sharing
    When you fill a prescription for an eligible drug, you will pay zero dollars at the pharmacy. However, you will still be responsible for your cost share of the drug associated with your Medicare Part D benefit under your plan that can be paid through a monthly invoice.
    5. Monthly Invoices
    Each month, you will receive an invoice detailing the amount you owe, the due date, and information on how to make a payment. Monthly payments are required while you carry a balance, but you can pay the balance in full at any time.
    6. Calculation of Monthly Payments
    The formula for calculating the minimum monthly payment (referred to as the “maximum monthly cap”) differs for the first month of participation versus the remaining months of the year. The maximum monthly cap calculations include specifics of a participant’s Part D drug costs (previously incurred costs and new out-of-pocket costs), as well as the number of months remaining in the plan year and the amount outstanding. As such, the amount can vary from person to person and month to month, with the expectation that the total balance will be completely paid off by January 31 of the next calendar year.
    7. Missed Payments
    If you miss a payment, you will receive a reminder notice. If you do not pay your bill by the date listed in the reminder notice, you will be removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Program. However, you will still be required to pay the amount you owe and may not be able to re-enroll in the Medicare Prescription Payment Program.
    8. Opting Out
    You can leave the Medicare Prescription Payment Program at any time by selecting the opt-out option through the website or by calling the phone number listed on the back of your member ID card. After you opt out, you will continue to receive an invoice each month for the amount you owe until your balance is paid in full.
    9. Communications and Notifications
    If you provide an email, participation in this program will automatically make you eligible for important emails containing information related to the Medicare Prescription Payment Program.
    10. Disenrollment and New Plan Enrollment
    If you are disenrolled from your plan for any reason or enroll in a new plan with drug coverage, your participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Program will end. However, you will continue to receive an invoice each month for any outstanding amounts until your balance is paid in full. You remain responsible for the amount due under this Medicare Prescription Payment Program. If you enroll in a new plan with drug coverage, you may be able to rejoin the Medicare Prescription Payment Program by contacting your new plan.
    11. Address Updates
    Any contact information or communication preferences you provide during election or directly through your Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Portal will only be used for your Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Program, and may not be communicated to your Medicare Part D plan.
    12. Communications
    By providing us with your contact information, you consent to our contacting you by any means you have provided regarding important information about your Medicare Prescription Payment Program account. This consent allows us to use text messaging for informational and account service calls, but not for telemarketing or sales calls. This may also include contact from companies working on our behalf to service your account.
    13. Payment Methods
    Acceptable methods of payments are limited to mailed-in check or ACH (electronic check).

  • H1666 - Terms and Conditions for Participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Program

    1. No Fees or Interest
    The Medicare Prescription Payment Program does not charge any fees or interest, and no credit check is required to enroll in the program.
    2. Notification to Pharmacy
    Upon acceptance into the Medicare Prescription Payment Program, we will inform your pharmacy that you are using this payment option.
    3. Applicability
    This payment option applies only to Medicare Part D covered drugs processed after your election is confirmed.
    4. Cost Sharing
    When you fill a prescription for an eligible drug, you will pay zero dollars at the pharmacy. However, you will still be responsible for your cost share of the drug associated with your Medicare Part D benefit under your plan that can be paid through a monthly invoice.
    5. Monthly Invoices
    Each month, you will receive an invoice detailing the amount you owe, the due date, and information on how to make a payment. Monthly payments are required while you carry a balance, but you can pay the balance in full at any time.
    6. Calculation of Monthly Payments
    The formula for calculating the minimum monthly payment (referred to as the “maximum monthly cap”) differs for the first month of participation versus the remaining months of the year. The maximum monthly cap calculations include specifics of a participant’s Part D drug costs (previously incurred costs and new out-of-pocket costs), as well as the number of months remaining in the plan year and the amount outstanding. As such, the amount can vary from person to person and month to month, with the expectation that the total balance will be completely paid off by January 31 of the next calendar year.
    7. Missed Payments
    If you miss a payment, you will receive a reminder notice. If you do not pay your bill by the date listed in the reminder notice, you will be removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Program. However, you will still be required to pay the amount you owe and may not be able to re-enroll in the Medicare Prescription Payment Program.
    8. Opting Out
    You can leave the Medicare Prescription Payment Program at any time by selecting the opt-out option through the website or by calling the phone number listed on the back of your member ID card. After you opt out, you will continue to receive an invoice each month for the amount you owe until your balance is paid in full.
    9. Communications and Notifications
    If you provide an email, participation in this program will automatically make you eligible for important emails containing information related to the Medicare Prescription Payment Program.
    10. Disenrollment and New Plan Enrollment
    If you are disenrolled from your plan for any reason or enroll in a new plan with drug coverage, your participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Program will end. However, you will continue to receive an invoice each month for any outstanding amounts until your balance is paid in full. You remain responsible for the amount due under this Medicare Prescription Payment Program. If you enroll in a new plan with drug coverage, you may be able to rejoin the Medicare Prescription Payment Program by contacting your new plan.
    11. Address Updates
    Any contact information or communication preferences you provide during election or directly through your Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Portal will only be used for your Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Program, and may not be communicated to your Medicare Part D plan.
    12. Communications
    By providing us with your contact information, you consent to our contacting you by any means you have provided regarding important information about your Medicare Prescription Payment Program account. This consent allows us to use text messaging for informational and account service calls, but not for telemarketing or sales calls. This may also include contact from companies working on our behalf to service your account.
    13. Payment Methods
    Acceptable methods of payments are limited to mailed-in check or ACH (electronic check).

  • H3923 - Terms and conditions for participation in the Medicare prescription payment plan

    1. No fees or interest
    The Medicare prescription payment plan does not charge any fees or interest, and no credit check is required to enroll in the program.
    2. Notification to pharmacy
    Upon acceptance into the Medicare prescription payment plan, we will inform your pharmacy that you are using this payment option.
    3. Applicability
    This payment option applies only to Medicare Part D covered drugs processed after your election is confirmed.
    4. Cost sharing
    When you fill a prescription for an eligible Part D drug, you will pay zero dollars at the pharmacy. However, you will still be responsible to pay your cost share of the drug through a monthly invoice.
    5. Monthly invoices
    Each month, you will receive an invoice detailing the out-of-pocket amount you owe, the due date, and information on how to make a payment. Monthly payments are required while you carry a balance, but you can pay the balance in full at any time.
    6. Calculation of monthly payments
    The formula for calculating the minimum monthly payment (referred to as the “maximum monthly cap”) differs for the first month of participation versus the remaining months of the plan year. The maximum monthly cap calculations include specifics of a participant’s Part D drug costs (previously incurred costs and new out-of-pocket costs), as well as the number of months remaining in the plan year and the amount outstanding. As such, the amount can vary from person to person and month to month, and the total outstanding balance will be completely paid off by January 31st of the calendar year immediately following the plan year in which you are an enrollee.
    7. Missed payments
    If you miss a payment, you will receive a reminder notice. If you do not pay your bill by the date listed in the reminder notice, you will be given 60 days grace period before you are removed from the Medicare prescription payment plan. However, you will still be required to pay the amount you owe and may not be able to re-enroll in the Medicare prescription payment plan.
    8. Opting out
    You can leave the Medicare prescription payment plan at any time by selecting the opt-out option through the website or by calling 833.696.2087 (TTY 711). After you opt out, you will continue to receive an invoice each month for the amount you owe until your balance is paid in full.
    9. Communications and notifications
    If you provide an email, participation in this program will automatically make you eligible for important emails containing information related to the Medicare prescription payment plan.
    10. Disenrollment and new plan enrollment
    If you are disenrolled from your plan for any reason or enroll in a new plan with drug coverage, your participation in this plan's Medicare prescription payment plan will end. However, you will continue to receive an invoice each month for any outstanding amounts until your balance is paid in full. You remain responsible for the amount due under this Medicare prescription payment plan. If you enroll in a new plan with drug coverage, you may be able to rejoin the Medicare prescription payment plan by contacting your new plan.
    11. Address updates
    Any contact information or communication preferences you provide during election or directly through your Medicare prescription payment plan portal will only be used for your Medicare prescription payment plan and may not be communicated to your Medicare Part D plan.
    12. Communications
    By providing us with your contact information, you consent to our contacting you by any means you have provided regarding important information about your Medicare prescription payment plan account. This consent allows us to use text messaging for informational and account service calls, but not for telemarketing or sales calls. This may also include contact from companies working on our behalf to service your account.

  • H5264 - Terms and Conditions for Participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Program (M3P)

    1. No Fees or Interest
    The Medicare Prescription Payment Program (M3P) does not charge any fees or interest, and no credit check is required to enroll in the program.
    2. Notification to Pharmacy
    Upon acceptance into the Medicare Prescription Payment Program, we will inform your pharmacy that you are using this payment option.
    3. Applicability
    This payment option applies only to Medicare Part D covered drugs processed after your election is confirmed.
    4. Cost Sharing
    When you fill a prescription for an eligible drug, you will pay zero dollars at the pharmacy. However, you will still be responsible for your cost share of the drug associated with your Medicare Part D benefit under your plan that can be paid through a monthly invoice.
    5. Monthly Invoices
    Each month, you will receive an invoice detailing the amount you owe, the due date, and information on how to make a payment. Monthly payments are required while you carry a balance, but you can pay the balance in full at any time.
    6. Calculation of Monthly Payments
    The formula for calculating the minimum monthly payment (referred to as the “maximum monthly cap”) differs for the first month of participation versus the remaining months of the year. The maximum monthly cap calculations include specifics of a participant’s Part D drug costs (previously incurred costs and new out-of-pocket costs), as well as the number of months remaining in the plan year and the amount outstanding. As such, the amount can vary from person to person and month to month, with the expectation that the total balance will be completely paid off by January 31st of the next calendar year.
    7. Missed Payments
    If you miss a payment, you will receive a reminder notice. If you do not pay your bill by the date listed in the reminder notice, you will be removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Program. However, you will still be required to pay the amount you owe and may not be able to re-enroll in The Medicare Prescription Payment Program.
    8. Opting Out
    You can leave The Medicare Prescription Payment Program at any time by selecting the opt-out option through the website or by calling the phone number listed on the back of your member ID card. After you opt out, you will continue to receive an invoice each month for the amount you owe until your balance is paid in full.
    9. Communications and Notifications
    If you provide an email, participation in this program will automatically make you eligible for important emails containing information related to The Medicare Prescription Payment Program.
    10. Disenrollment and New Plan Enrollment
    If you are disenrolled from your plan for any reason or enroll in a new plan with drug coverage, your participation in The Medicare Prescription Payment Program will end. However, you will continue to receive an invoice each month for any outstanding amounts until your balance is paid in full. You remain responsible for the amount due under this Medicare Prescription Payment Program. If you enroll in a new plan with drug coverage, you may be able to rejoin The Medicare Prescription Payment Program by contacting your new plan.
    11. Address Updates
    SimplicityRx administers this program on behalf of your Medicare Part D plan. Any contact information or communication preferences you provide during election or directly through your M3P Payment Portal will only be used for your Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Program, and may not be communicated to your Medicare Part D plan.
    12. Communications
    By providing us with your contact information, you consent to our contacting you by any means you have provided regarding important information about your Medicare Prescription Payment Program account. This consent allows us to use text messaging for informational and account service calls, but not for telemarketing or sales calls. This may also include contact from companies working on our behalf to service your account.

  • H4140 - Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Election Request Form Terms and Conditions

    1. Voluntary Participation. Election in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (the “Program”) is voluntary and not required to obtain prescription drugs under Medicare Part D.
    2. Medicare Part D Drugs Only. The Program is only applicable for covered Medicare Part D drugs. The Program does not apply for drugs covered through Medicare Part A or Medicare Part B, medical benefits and/or services, or any other supplemental benefit.
    3. No Cost to Join. The Program is completely free to join. Participants can opt in without any upfront fees.
    4. Same Total Costs. Election in the Program does not reduce the total cost of prescription drugs, nor does it reduce the amount of money that an individual pays in total out-of-pocket costs. Participants do not receive any discount for participating in the Program.
    5. No Interest or Additional Fees. The Program does not include any interest or additional fees for spreading out payments.
    6. Notice of Acceptance of the Election Form. To commence participation in the Program, the participant must receive an official “Notice to Acknowledge Acceptance of Election into the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan” via mail or electronically, depending on the participant’s preferred and authorized communication method.
    7. Term of the Participation in the Program. If the Election Form is accepted, the participant’s election shall be in full force and effect for the Plan Year or remaining part of the Plan Year for which the election has been made, unless the election be previously voluntary or involuntary terminated as set forth herein.
    8. Debt Obligation. Participation in the Program does not exempt the participant from their financial obligation. Any unpaid monthly payment remains a debt owed by the participant.
    9. Billing. A participant opted into the Program will not pay out-of-pocket costs at the pharmacy (including mail-order and specialty pharmacies). The participant will get a bill each month from the health plan or the health plan’s authorized vendor. The monthly bill is based on what the participant would have paid for any prescriptions they get, plus the previous month’s balance, divided by the number of months left in the Plan Year.
    10. Monthly Payments are not fixed. The monthly payments for a participant might change every month because new out-of-pocket drug costs get added into the monthly payment when filling a new prescription or refilling an existing prescription.
    11. Responsibility for Payments. Participants are solely responsible for ensuring that all payments are made on time. Failure to make payments by the due date may result in termination from the Program.
    12. Grace Period. A grace period of two months will be provided for late payments. The grace period begins on the first day of the month for which the balance is unpaid or the first day of the month following the date on which the payment is requested, whichever is later.
    13. Involuntary Termination. If payments are not made by the end of the grace period, termination from the Program will occur as of the first day of the month following the end of the grace period.
    14. Opting Out/Voluntary Termination. Participants may opt out of the Program at any time during the Plan Year. Upon opting out, the participant will pay any new out-of-pocket costs directly to the pharmacy. The Participant will also be responsible for paying any remaining balance either by one lump sum or finishing its monthly payments.
    15. Modifications. Participants will be notified of any changes to the payment plan terms and conditions, including any changes to payment amounts, due dates, or other relevant information. Such notifications will be provided in a timely manner.
    16. Privacy and Data Security. All personal and payment information provided by participants will be kept confidential and used solely for the purposes of administering the Program. The privacy and security of participants' information will be treated in accordance with applicable laws and regulations.
    17. Dispute Resolution. Any disputes arising from the Program will be resolved in accordance with the health plan’s established Medicare Part D appeals and grievance procedures.
    18. Contact information. For questions or assistance with the Program, participants should contact Member Services at (786) 460-3427 or (833) 342-7463. Calls to this number are free. People with hearing impairments may call (TTY) 711. This number requires special telephone equipment and is only for people who have difficulties with hearing or speaking. Calls to this number are free. Operating Hours are: 7 days a week, 8:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.
    19. As a participant of this voluntary payment option, participants will receive a monthly invoice for the amount owed for prescriptions filled.
    20. Payment will be due by the date indicated on the monthly invoice.
    21. Participants will be removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (involuntarily termed) if the payment for past due amounts is not received by the end of the grace period. When the participation ends, the member will be responsible for paying the pharmacy directly for all new out-of-pocket drug costs.
    22. Participants can leave the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan at any time (voluntarily term). If the member still owes a balance, they are required to pay the amount owed, even though they are no longer participating in this payment option.
    23. Regardless of how the participation ends, the member will continue to receive monthly invoices for prescriptions filled during their participation in the payment option until all amount owed is paid.
    24. If a participant is removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan, they will NOT be able to use this payment option in the future until the amount owed has been paid.

  • H3551 - Terms and Conditions

    The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (M3P) is a new payment option in the Inflation Reduction Act that works with your current drug coverage to help you manage your out-of-pocket Medicare Part D drug costs by spreading them across the calendar year (January-December). Your drug coverage offers this payment option and participation is voluntary. There’s no additional cost to participate in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.

    By enrolling in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (M3P), you agree to the following terms and conditions:
    - To enroll in the plan, you must have active Part D coverage.
    - You understand that you have the option to leave the plan at any time but will still be responsible for any drug costs already incurred.
    - You will be billed monthly. This payment is separate from any plan premiums (if applicable).
    - Your payments may change each month if your prescriptions change month over month.
    - You are responsible for paying your bill each month, on or before the due date.
    - If you miss a payment, you will be sent a reminder to make payment. If you do not pay your bill by the due date listed in that reminder, you will be subject to removal from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.
    - Removal from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan does not impact your payment requirements. If terminated from the program, you remain obligated to pay past due amounts and may continue to receive bills for outstanding payments.
    - Late payments made pursuant to the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan are not subject to interest or additional fees.
    - If you are removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan, this will not impact your current drug coverage.
    - Removal from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan may impact your eligibility to enroll in the program in the future.

  • H5427 - Terms and Conditions for Participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Program (M3P)

    1. No Fees or Interest
    The Medicare Prescription Payment Program (M3P) does not charge any fees or interest, and no credit check is required to enroll in the program.
    2. Notification to Pharmacy
    Upon acceptance into the Medicare Prescription Payment Program, we will inform your pharmacy that you are using this payment option.
    3. Applicability
    This payment option applies only to Medicare Part D covered drugs processed after your election is confirmed.
    4. Cost Sharing
    When you fill a prescription for an eligible drug, you will pay zero dollars at the pharmacy. However, you will still be responsible for your cost share of the drug associated with your Medicare Part D benefit under your plan that can be paid through a monthly invoice.
    5. Monthly Invoices
    Each month, you will receive an invoice detailing the amount you owe, the due date, and information on how to make a payment. Monthly payments are required while you carry a balance, but you can pay the balance in full at any time.
    6. Calculation of Monthly Payments
    The formula for calculating the minimum monthly payment (referred to as the “maximum monthly cap”) differs for the first month of participation versus the remaining months of the year. The maximum monthly cap calculations include specifics of a participant’s Part D drug costs (previously incurred costs and new out-of-pocket costs), as well as the number of months remaining in the plan year and the amount outstanding. As such, the amount can vary from person to person and month to month, with the expectation that the total balance will be completely paid off by January 31st of the next calendar year.
    7. Missed Payments
    If you miss a payment, you will receive a reminder notice. If you do not pay your bill by the date listed in the reminder notice, you will be removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Program. However, you will still be required to pay the amount you owe and may not be able to re-enroll in The Medicare Prescription Payment Program.
    8. Opting Out
    You can leave The Medicare Prescription Payment Program at any time by selecting the opt-out option through the website or by calling the phone number listed on the back of your member ID card. After you opt out, you will continue to receive an invoice each month for the amount you owe until your balance is paid in full.
    9. Communications and Notifications
    If you provide an email, participation in this program will automatically make you eligible for important emails containing information related to The Medicare Prescription Payment Program.
    10. Disenrollment and New Plan Enrollment
    If you are disenrolled from your plan for any reason or enroll in a new plan with drug coverage, your participation in The Medicare Prescription Payment Program will end. However, you will continue to receive an invoice each month for any outstanding amounts until your balance is paid in full. You remain responsible for the amount due under this Medicare Prescription Payment Program. If you enroll in a new plan with drug coverage, you may be able to rejoin The Medicare Prescription Payment Program by contacting your new plan.
    11. Address Updates
    SimplicityRx administers this program on behalf of your Medicare Part D plan. Any contact information or communication preferences you provide during election or directly through your M3P Payment Portal will only be used for your Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Program, and may not be communicated to your Medicare Part D plan.
    12. Communications
    By providing us with your contact information, you consent to our contacting you by any means you have provided regarding important information about your Medicare Prescription Payment Program account. This consent allows us to use text messaging for informational and account service calls, but not for telemarketing or sales calls. This may also include contact from companies working on our behalf to service your account.

  • S5975 - Terms and Conditions for Participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan

    1. When you get a prescription for a drug covered by Part D, your plan will automatically let the pharmacy know that you’re participating in this payment option, and you won’t pay the pharmacy for the prescription.
    2. Even though you won’t pay for your drugs at the pharmacy, you’re still responsible for the costs. If you want to know what your drug will cost before you take it home, call your plan or ask the pharmacist.
    3. Your payments might change every month, so you might not know what your exact bill will be ahead of time. Future payments might increase when you fill a new prescription (or refill an existing prescription) because as new out-of-pocket costs get added to your monthly payment, there are fewer months left in the year to spread out your remaining payments.
    4. Each month, your plan will send you a bill with the amount you owe for your prescriptions, when it’s due, and information on how to make a payment.
    5. You’ll get a reminder from your drug plan if you miss a payment. If you don’t pay your bill by the date listed in that reminder, you’ll be removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan. You’re required to pay the amount you owe, but you won’t pay any interest or fees, even if your payment is late. You can choose to pay that amount all at once or be billed monthly. If you’re removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan, you’ll still be enrolled in your Medicare drug plan.
    6. Call your plan if you think they made a mistake about your Medicare Prescription Payment Plan bill. If you think they made a mistake, you have the right to follow the grievance process found in your Evidence of Coverage.
    7. You can leave the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan at any time by contacting your drug plan. Leaving won’t affect your Medicare drug coverage and other Medicare benefits. Keep in mind:
    - If you still owe a balance, you’re required to pay the amount you owe, even though you’re no longer participating in this payment option.
    - You can choose to pay your balance all at once or be billed monthly.
    - You’ll pay the pharmacy directly for new out-of-pocket drug costs after you leave the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.
    8. If you leave your current plan or change to a new Medicare drug plan or Medicare health plan with drug coverage (like a Medicare Advantage Plan with drug coverage), your participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan will end. Contact your new plan if you’d like to participate in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan again.
    9. Even though your payment varies each month, by the end of the year, you’ll never pay more than:
    - The total amount you would have paid out-of-pocket.
    - The total annual out-of-pocket maximum ($2,000 in 2025).

  • H3664 - Terms and Conditions

    The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (M3P) is a new payment option in the Inflation Reduction Act that works with your current drug coverage to help you manage your out-of-pocket Medicare Part D drug costs by spreading them across the calendar year (January – December). Your drug coverage offers this payment option and participation is voluntary. There’s no additional cost to participate in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.

    By opting-in to the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (M3P), you agree to the following terms and conditions:
    - You must have active Part D coverage.
    - You understand that you have the option to leave the plan at any time but will still be responsible for any drug costs already incurred.
    - You will be billed monthly. This payment is separate from any plan premiums (if applicable).
    - Your payments may change each month if your prescriptions change month over month.
    - You are responsible for paying your bill each month, on or before the due date.
    - If you miss a payment, you will be sent a reminder to make payment. If you do not pay your bill by the due date listed in that reminder, you will be subject to removal from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.
    - Removal from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan does not impact your payment requirements. If terminated from the program, you remain obligated to pay past due amounts and may continue to receive bills for outstanding payments.
    - Late payments made pursuant to the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan are not subject to interest or additional fees.
    - If you are removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan, this will not impact your current drug coverage.
    - Removal from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan may impact your eligibility to opt-in in the program in the future.

  • H1787 - Terms and Conditions

    The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan is a new payment option in the Inflation Reduction Act that works with your current drug coverage to help you manage your out-of-pocket Medicare Part D drug costs by spreading them across the calendar year (January – December). Your drug coverage offers this payment option and participation is voluntary. There’s no additional cost to participate in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.

    By opting-in to the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan, you agree to the following terms and conditions:
    - You must have active Part D coverage.
    - You understand that you have the option to leave the plan at any time but will still be responsible for any drug costs already incurred.
    - You will be billed monthly. This payment is separate from any plan premiums (if applicable).
    - Your payments may change each month if your prescriptions change month over month.
    - You are responsible for paying your bill each month, on or before the due date.
    - If you miss a payment, you will be sent a reminder to make payment. If you do not pay your bill by the due date listed in that reminder, you will be subject to removal from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.
    - Removal from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan does not impact your payment requirements. If terminated from the program, you remain obligated to pay past due amounts and may continue to receive bills for outstanding payments.
    - Late payments made pursuant to the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan are not subject to interest or additional fees.
    - If you are removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan, this will not impact your current drug coverage.
    - Removal from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan may impact your eligibility to opt-in in the program in the future.

  • H2256 - Terms and Conditions

    The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (M3P) is a new payment option in the Inflation Reduction Act that works with your current drug coverage to help you manage your out-of-pocket Medicare Part D drug costs by spreading them across the calendar year (January-December). Your drug coverage offers this payment option and participation is voluntary. There’s no additional cost to participate in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.

    By enrolling in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (M3P), you agree to the following terms and conditions:
    - To enroll in the plan, you must have active Part D coverage.
    - You understand that you have the option to leave the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan at any time but will still be responsible for any drug costs already incurred.
    - You will be billed monthly. This payment is separate from any plan premiums (if applicable).
    - Your payments may change each month if your prescriptions change month over month.
    - You are responsible for paying your bill each month, on or before the due date.
    - If you miss a payment, you will be sent a reminder to make payment. If you do not pay your bill by the due date listed in that reminder, you will be subject to removal from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.
    - Removal from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan does not impact your payment requirements. If terminated from the program, you remain obligated to pay past due amounts and may continue to receive bills for outstanding payments.
    - Late payments made pursuant to the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan are not subject to interest or additional fees.
    - If you are removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan, this will not impact your current drug coverage.
    - Removal from the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan may impact your eligibility to enroll in the program in the future.

  • H5594 - Terms and Conditions for Participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Program (M3P)

    1. No Fees or Interest
    The Medicare Prescription Payment Program (M3P) does not charge any fees or interest, and no credit check is required to enroll in the program.
    2. Notification to Pharmacy
    Upon acceptance into the Medicare Prescription Payment Program, we will inform your pharmacy that you are using this payment option.
    3. Applicability
    This payment option applies only to Medicare Part D covered drugs processed after your election is confirmed.
    4. Cost Sharing
    When you fill a prescription for an eligible drug, you will pay zero dollars at the pharmacy. However, you will still be responsible for your cost share of the drug associated with your Medicare Part D benefit under your plan that can be paid through a monthly invoice.
    5. Monthly Invoices
    Each month, you will receive an invoice detailing the amount you owe, the due date, and information on how to make a payment. Monthly payments are required while you carry a balance, but you can pay the balance in full at any time.
    6. Calculation of Monthly Payments
    The formula for calculating the minimum monthly payment (referred to as the “maximum monthly cap”) differs for the first month of participation versus the remaining months of the year. The maximum monthly cap calculations include specifics of a participant’s Part D drug costs (previously incurred costs and new out-of-pocket costs), as well as the number of months remaining in the plan year and the amount outstanding. As such, the amount can vary from person to person and month to month, with the expectation that the total balance will be completely paid off by January 31st of the next calendar year.
    7. Missed Payments
    If you miss a payment, you will receive a reminder notice. If you do not pay your bill by the date listed in the reminder notice, you will be removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Program. However, you will still be required to pay the amount you owe and may not be able to re-enroll in The Medicare Prescription Payment Program.
    8. Opting Out
    You can leave The Medicare Prescription Payment Program at any time by selecting the opt-out option through the website or by calling the phone number listed on the back of your member ID card. After you opt out, you will continue to receive an invoice each month for the amount you owe until your balance is paid in full.
    9. Communications and Notifications
    If you provide an email, participation in this program will automatically make you eligible for important emails containing information related to The Medicare Prescription Payment Program.
    10. Disenrollment and New Plan Enrollment
    If you are disenrolled from your plan for any reason or enroll in a new plan with drug coverage, your participation in The Medicare Prescription Payment Program will end. However, you will continue to receive an invoice each month for any outstanding amounts until your balance is paid in full. You remain responsible for the amount due under this Medicare Prescription Payment Program. If you enroll in a new plan with drug coverage, you may be able to rejoin The Medicare Prescription Payment Program by contacting your new plan.
    11. Address Updates
    SimplicityRx administers this program on behalf of your Medicare Part D plan. Any contact information or communication preferences you provide during election or directly through your M3P Payment Portal will only be used for your Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Program, and may not be communicated to your Medicare Part D plan.
    12. Communications
    By providing us with your contact information, you consent to our contacting you by any means you have provided regarding important information about your Medicare Prescription Payment Program account. This consent allows us to use text messaging for informational and account service calls, but not for telemarketing or sales calls. This may also include contact from companies working on our behalf to service your account.

  • Humana Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Terms and Conditions

    These terms and conditions (""Terms"") govern the Humana Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (“the Program”), including, as available, participation in the Program. By participating in the Program, you agree to be bound by these Terms. Humana may change these Terms based on guidelines from The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (“CMS”) and reserve the right to change these Terms, but will notify you of any changes, as required.

    **Participation**
    Participation in the Program is voluntary and may only extend to the end of each plan year. You will need to be an active Humana or member with a Part D prescription drug benefit plan. You will also need to have paid any past due balances on any participation in the Program from a previous year to Humana if your participation in the Program was previously terminated due to past due and unpaid balances.

    If you are eligible to participate in the Program, you can opt-in and opt-out at any time within the plan year.

    **Billing**
    By participating in the Program, you agree to pay all covered Part D prescription drug costs incurred up to the maximum out of pocket amount of $2000 (could be less depending on your plan), as permitted by law, spread over the remaining months of the plan year. You will only be billed once a month for Part D drug prescriptions obtained during the prior month, spread over the remaining months of the year. You understand that your payments may increase every billing cycle with each additional Part D drug that you obtain. At all times while you participate in the Program, you will no longer pay at point-of-sale at the pharmacy (including mail order and specialty pharmacies) but will be billed for the covered part D prescriptions you obtained at the pharmacy by your plan, Humana. If you obtained Part D drugs from the pharmacy in December, your last bill for the plan year will be received in January of the following plan year.

    You will have the option to pay through a secure web portal, by phone or through the mail. Information on how to pay your balance will be provided on your monthly invoice.

    **Termination**
    Participation in the Program is not guaranteed. Humana will notify you if you miss a payment and will provide any past due balances on the next statement. Failure to pay the minimum balance due each month will result in a two-month grace period before you are terminated from the Program. If the minimum balance due and any past due payments are not paid within the two-month grace period, you will be terminated from the Program. Moving forward, you will pay for any additional prescriptions at point of sale at the pharmacy. Humana will notify you when your participation has been terminated and Humana will continue to bill you for any past due balances owed while you participated in the Program. Humana reserves all legal rights to collect unpaid balances from you. You may re-enter the Program with Humana once you pay any past due balances.

    You will be removed from the Program if you switch Part D prescription drug plans during a current plan year, including if you switch plans within Humana. You will need to opt-in again to participate in the Program under your new Part D plan. If you switch Part D prescription drug plans, you will owe any outstanding balances to Humana owed during your participation in the Program and will need to opt-in with your new prescription drug plan if you want to continue participating in the Program. Balances are not carried over to new prescription drug plans.

    If you continue to pay your required premiums, you will not be removed from your Humana insurance plan if you are terminated from the Program.

    **Communications**
    By participating in the Program, you agree to receive telephonic and mail communications regarding your participation status, billing statements and overdue notifications. You may receive electronic communications which include payment reminders, payment confirmations, auto-pay confirmation and status if you have an email on file with Humana. You will have the right to unsubscribe from email notifications pertaining to this program. By unsubscribing, you will no longer receive electronic payment reminders and account status and billing confirmations.

    **Disputes**
    If you disagree with our decisions, you have the right to ask Humana to review our decision. You must submit your dispute within 60 days after the incident or event that caused the grievance.

    You may mail, fax, or call the Grievance Department at:
    Humana Grievances and Appeals Dept.
    P.O. Box 14165
    Lexington, KY 40512-4165
    Customer Care: 800-457-4708 (TTY:711)
    Fax: 800-949-2961

    Puerto Rico Plan members use:
    Humana Grievances and Appeals Dept.
    P.O. Box 195560
    San Juan, PR 00919-5560
    Customer Care: 866-773-5959
    Fax: 800-595-0462

    To submit a grievance online:

    - Go to [Humana.com/exceptions](https://www.google.com/search?q=https://Humana.com/exceptions) and complete and submit the online form, or
    - Sign into your MyHumana account and access the grievance form on the Documents and Forms page.

    **Release of information:**
    By joining this Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (the Program), you acknowledge that Humana and vendors on its behalf may share your information with Medicare, who may use it to track your participation, to make payments, and for other purposes allowed by federal law that authorize the collection of this information (See Privacy Act Statement below).

    **Privacy Act Statement:**
    The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) collects information from Medicare plans to track beneficiary enrollment in Medicare Advantage (MA) Plans, improve care, and for the payment of Medicare benefits. Sections 1851 and 1860D-1 of the Social Security Act and 42 CFR 422.50 and 422.60 authorize the collection of this information. CMS may use, disclose and exchange participation data from Medicare beneficiaries as specified in the System of Records Notice (SORN) “Medicare Advantage Prescription Drug (MARx)”, System No. 09-70-0588. Your response on this form is voluntary and will not affect enrollment in your Humana Prescription Drug Plan.

    Humana works with a third-party supplier (""Supplier"") to help provide the Program, including to provide a website to view your account, schedule payments, make payments, and review payment history. Supplier owns the website, and grants you a non-transferable, non-exclusive, revocable, limited license to use the website. SUPPLIER PROVIDES THE WEBSITE ON AN ""AS-IS"" AND ""AS AVAILABLE"" BASIS AND EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND, WHETHER EXPRESS, IMPLIED, OR STATUTORY. If you suspect that your account or password has been compromised, please promptly notify Humana.

  • CarePlus Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Terms and Conditions

    These terms and conditions (""Terms"") govern the CarePlus Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (“the Program”), including, as available, participation in the Program. By participating in the Program, you agree to be bound by these Terms. CarePlus may change these Terms based on guidelines from The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (“CMS”) and reserves the right to change these Terms, but will notify you of any changes, as required.

    Participation
    Participation in the Program is voluntary and may only extend to the end of each plan year. You will need to be an active CarePlus member with a Part D prescription drug benefit plan. You will also need to have paid any past due balances on any participation in the Program from a previous year to CarePlus if your participation in the Program was previously terminated due to past due and unpaid balances.

    If you are eligible to participate in the Program, you can opt-in and opt-out at any time within the plan year.

    Billing
    By participating in the Program, you agree to pay all covered Part D prescription drug costs incurred up to the maximum out of pocket amount of $2000 (could be less depending on your plan), as permitted by law, spread over the remaining months of the plan year. You will only be billed once a month for Part D drug prescriptions obtained during the prior month, spread over the remaining months of the year. You understand that your payments may increase every billing cycle with each additional Part D drug that you obtain. At all times while you participate in the Program, you will no longer pay at point-of-sale at the pharmacy (including mail order and specialty pharmacies), but will be billed for the covered part D prescriptions you obtained at the pharmacy by your plan, CarePlus. If you obtained Part D drugs from the pharmacy in December, your last bill for the plan year will be received in January of the following plan year.

    You will have the option to pay through a secure web portal, by phone or through the mail. Information on how to pay your balance will be provided on your monthly invoice.

    Termination
    Participation in the Program is not guaranteed. CarePlus will notify you if you miss a payment and will provide any past due balances on the next statement. Failure to pay the minimum balance due each month will result in a two-month grace period before you are terminated from the Program. If the minimum balance due and any past due payments are not paid within the two-month grace period, you will be terminated from the Program. Moving forward, you will pay for any additional prescriptions at point-of-sale at the pharmacy. CarePlus will notify you when your participation has been terminated and CarePlus will continue to bill you for any past due balances owed while you participated in the Program. CarePlus reserves all legal rights to collect unpaid balances from you. You may re-enter the Program with CarePlus once you pay any past due balances.

    You will be removed from the Program if you switch Part D prescription drug plans during a current plan year, including if you switch plans within CarePlus. You will need to opt-in again to participate in the Program under your new Part D plan. If you switch Part D prescription drug plans, you will owe any outstanding balances to CarePlus owed during your participation in the Program and will need to opt-in with your new prescription drug plan if you want to continue participating in the Program. Balances are not carried over to new prescription drug plans.

    If you continue to pay your required premiums, you will not be removed from your CarePlus insurance plan if you are terminated from the program.

    Communications
    By participating in the Program, you agree to receive telephonic and mail communications regarding your participation status, billing statements and overdue notifications.

    Disputes
    If you disagree with our decisions, you have the right to ask CarePlus to review our decision. You must submit your dispute within 60 calendar days after the incident or event that caused the grievance.

    Grievance and Appeals Department
    P.O. Box 277810
    Miramar, FL 33027
    Fax number: 1-800-956-4288
    Phone number: 1-800-794-5907 (TTY: 711)

    Release of information:
    By joining this Medicare Prescription Payment Plan (the Program), you acknowledge that CarePlus and vendors on its behalf may share your information with Medicare, who may use it to track your participation, to make payments, and for other purposes allowed by federal law that authorize the collection of this information (See Privacy Act Statement below).

    Privacy Act Statement:
    The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) collects information from Medicare plans to track beneficiary enrollment in Medicare Advantage (MA) Plans, improve care, and for the payment of Medicare benefits. Sections 1851 and 1860D-1 of the Social Security Act and 42 CFR 422.50 and 422.60 authorize the collection of this information. CMS may use, disclose and exchange participation data from Medicare beneficiaries as specified in the System of Records Notice (SORN) “Medicare Advantage Prescription Drug (MARx)”, System No. 09-70-0588. Your response on this form is voluntary and will not affect enrollment in your CarePlus Prescription Drug Plan.

    CarePlus works with a third-party supplier (""Supplier"") to help provide the Program, including to provide a website to view your account, schedule payments, make payments, and review payment history. Supplier owns the website, and grants you a non-transferable, non-exclusive, revocable, limited license to use the website. SUPPLIER PROVIDES THE WEBSITE ON AN ""AS-IS"" AND ""AS AVAILABLE"" BASIS AND EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND, WHETHER EXPRESS, IMPLIED, OR STATUTORY. If you suspect that your account or password has been compromised, please promptly notify CarePlus.

  • H8547 - Terms and Conditions for Participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Program

    1. No Fees or Interest
    The Medicare Prescription Payment Program does not charge any fees or interest, and no credit check is required to enroll in the program.
    2. Notification to Pharmacy
    Upon acceptance into the Medicare Prescription Payment Program, we will inform your pharmacy that you are using this payment option.
    3. Applicability
    This payment option applies only to Medicare Part D covered drugs processed after your election is confirmed.
    4. Cost Sharing
    When you fill a prescription for an eligible drug, you will pay zero dollars at the pharmacy. However, you will still be responsible for your cost share of the drug associated with your Medicare Part D benefit under your plan that can be paid through a monthly invoice.
    5. Monthly Invoices
    Each month, you will receive an invoice detailing the amount you owe, the due date, and information on how to make a payment. Monthly payments are required while you carry a balance, but you can pay the balance in full at any time.
    6. Calculation of Monthly Payments
    The formula for calculating the minimum monthly payment (referred to as the “maximum monthly cap”) differs for the first month of participation versus the remaining months of the year. The maximum monthly cap calculations include specifics of a participant’s Part D drug costs (previously incurred costs and new out-of-pocket costs), as well as the number of months remaining in the plan year and the amount outstanding. As such, the amount can vary from person to person and month to month, with the expectation that the total balance will be completely paid off by January 31 of the next calendar year.
    7. Missed Payments
    If you miss a payment, you will receive a reminder notice. If you do not pay your bill by the date listed in the reminder notice, you will be removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Program. However, you will still be required to pay the amount you owe and may not be able to re-enroll in the Medicare Prescription Payment Program.
    8. Opting Out
    You can leave the Medicare Prescription Payment Program at any time by selecting the opt-out option through the website or by calling the phone number listed on the back of your member ID card. After you opt out, you will continue to receive an invoice each month for the amount you owe until your balance is paid in full.
    9. Communications and Notifications
    If you provide an email, participation in this program will automatically make you eligible for important emails containing information related to the Medicare Prescription Payment Program.
    10. Disenrollment and New Plan Enrollment
    If you are disenrolled from your plan for any reason or enroll in a new plan with drug coverage, your participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Program will end. However, you will continue to receive an invoice each month for any outstanding amounts until your balance is paid in full. You remain responsible for the amount due under this Medicare Prescription Payment Program. If you enroll in a new plan with drug coverage, you may be able to rejoin the Medicare Prescription Payment Program by contacting your new plan.
    11. Address Updates
    Any contact information or communication preferences you provide during election or directly through your Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Portal will only be used for your Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Program, and may not be communicated to your Medicare Part D plan.
    12. Communications
    By providing us with your contact information, you consent to our contacting you by any means you have provided regarding important information about your Medicare Prescription Payment Program account. This consent allows us to use text messaging for informational and account service calls, but not for telemarketing or sales calls. This may also include contact from companies working on our behalf to service your account.
    13. Payment Methods
    Acceptable methods of payments are limited to mailed-in check or ACH (electronic check).

  • S2135 - Terms and Conditions:

    The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan is a voluntary program that allows you to spread your out-of-pocket costs for covered Part D drugs across the remaining months of the plan year. The program doesn't affect your total prescription cost. Any applicable plan premiums are billed and should be paid separately from your Prescription Payment Plan billing statement. By opting in to the program, you (or your authorized representative) are indicating you understand these Medicare Prescription Payment Plan terms and conditions. You're agreeing to be financially responsible for all amounts billed under the program. If you don't pay the amounts due under the program, you'll be terminated from the program and won't be allowed to opt in again until the amounts owed are repaid in full. You can choose to opt out of the program at any time; however, any outstanding amounts owed will continue to be billed and must be paid.

  • H6765 - Terms and Conditions: Medicare Prescription Payment Plan

    Cost sharing: There's no cost to participate in the plan, but enrollees will still pay their plan premium each month.
    Monthly payments: Enrollees will get a monthly bill from Iowa Health Advantage based on their unpaid balance. These payments may change throughout the year as the unpaid balance increases.
    Out-of-pocket maximum: In 2025, the out-of-pocket maximum for covered prescription drugs is $2,000. Once this amount is reached, there's no cost sharing for Part D drugs for the rest of the year.
    New prescriptions: Future payments might increase when enrollees fill a new prescription or refill an existing one.
    Opting in: People with Medicare must opt in to the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan to use it.
    Opting out: To voluntarily opt out of the Medicare Prescription Payment Program, contact Iowa Health Advantage toll-free at 1-866-327-0523 (TTY at 1-833-312-0046) or send a written request to Iowa Health Advantage, 201 Jordan Rd, Ste 200, Franklin, TN 37067.
    Dispute process: For info on the dispute process, please contact Iowa Health Advantage toll-free at 1-866-327-0523 (TTY at 1-833-312-0046) or send a written request for info about the dispute process to Iowa Health Advantage, 201 Jordan Rd, Ste 200, Franklin, TN 37067.

  • H4490 - Terms and Conditions for Participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Program

    No Fees or Interest: The Medicare Prescription Payment Program doesn't charge any fees or interest, and no credit check is required to enroll in the program.
    Notification to Pharmacy: Once accepted into the Medicare Prescription Payment Program, we'll tell your pharmacy that you're using this payment option.
    Applicability: This payment option applies only to Medicare Part D covered drugs processed after your election is confirmed.
    Cost Sharing: When you fill a prescription for an eligible drug, you'll pay zero dollars at the pharmacy. However, you'll still be responsible for your cost share of the drug associated with your Medicare Part D benefit under your plan, which can be paid through a monthly invoice.
    Monthly Invoices: Each month, you'll get an invoice detailing the amount you owe, the due date, and how to make a payment. Monthly payments are required while you have a balance, but you can pay the balance in full anytime.
    Calculation of Monthly Payments: The formula for figuring out the minimum monthly payment (called the “maximum monthly cap”) is different for the first month of participation compared to the rest of the year. The maximum monthly cap calculations include details of a participant’s Part D drug costs (both past and new out-of-pocket costs), as well as how many months are left in the plan year and the outstanding amount. Because of this, the amount can change from person to person and month to month, with the expectation that the total balance will be completely paid off by January 31 of the next calendar year.
    Missed Payments: If you miss a payment, you'll get a reminder notice. If you don't pay your bill by the date on that reminder, you'll be removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Program. However, you'll still need to pay what you owe and might not be able to re-enroll in the program.
    Opting Out: You can leave the Medicare Prescription Payment Program anytime by choosing the opt-out option through the website or by calling the phone number on the back of your member ID card. After you opt out, you'll keep getting an invoice each month for the amount you owe until your balance is paid in full.
    Communications and Notifications: If you provide an email, participating in this program will automatically make you eligible for important emails with information about the Medicare Prescription Payment Program.
    Disenrollment and New Plan Enrollment: If you're disenrolled from your plan for any reason or enroll in a new plan with drug coverage, your participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Program will end. However, you'll continue to get an invoice each month for any outstanding amounts until your balance is paid in full. You remain responsible for the amount due under this program. If you enroll in a new plan with drug coverage, you might be able to rejoin the Medicare Prescription Payment Program by contacting your new plan.
    Address Updates: Any contact info or communication preferences you provide when electing to participate or directly through your M3P Payment Portal will only be used for your Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Program and might not be shared with your Medicare Part D plan.
    Communications: By giving us your contact info, you consent to us contacting you by any means you've provided regarding important info about your Medicare Prescription Payment Program account. This consent allows us to use text messaging for informational and account service calls, but not for telemarketing or sales calls. This may also include contact from companies working on our behalf to service your account.
    Payment Methods: Acceptable ways to pay are limited to mailed-in checks or ACH (electronic check).

  • H7779 - Terms and Conditions: Medicare Prescription Payment Plan

    Cost sharing: There's no cost to participate in the plan, but enrollees will still pay their plan premium each month.
    Monthly payments: Enrollees will get a monthly bill from American Health Advantage of Tennessee based on their unpaid balance. These payments may change throughout the year as the unpaid balance increases.
    Out-of-pocket maximum: Enrollees will never pay more than the total they would've paid out of pocket at the pharmacy if they weren't in the plan. In 2025, the out-of-pocket maximum for prescription drugs is $2,000.
    New prescriptions: Future payments might increase when enrollees fill a new prescription or refill an existing one.
    Opting in: People with Medicare must opt into the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan to use it.
    Opting out: To voluntarily opt out of the Medicare Prescription Payment Program, contact American Health Advantage of Tennessee toll-free at 1-844-321-1763 (TTY at 1-833-312-0046) or send a written request to American Health Advantage of Tennessee, 201 Jordan Rd, Ste 200, Franklin, TN 37067.
    Dispute process: For info on the dispute process, please contact American Health Advantage of Tennessee toll-free at 1-844-321-1763 (TTY at 1-833-312-0046) or send a written request for info about the dispute process to American Health Advantage of Tennessee, 201 Jordan Rd, Ste 200, Franklin, TN 37067.

  • H8093 - Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Terms and Conditions

    - Cost sharing - There is no cost to participate in the plan, but enrollees will still pay their plan premium each month.
    - Monthly payments - Enrollees will receive a monthly bill from Georgia Health Advantage based on their unpaid balance. Monthly payments may fluctuate throughout the year as the unpaid balance increases.
    - Out-of-pocket maximum - Enrollees will never pay more than the total amount they would have paid out of pocket at the pharmacy if they weren't participating in the plan. In 2025, the out-of-pocket maximum for prescription drugs is $2,000.
    - New prescriptions - Future payments may increase when enrollees fill a new prescription or refill an existing one.
    - Opting in - People with Medicare must opt into the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan to use it.
    - Opting out - To voluntarily opt out of the Medicare Prescription Payment Program, contact Georgia Health Advantage toll free at 1-844-917-0645 (TTY at 1-833-312-0046) or send written notification requesting to opt out to Georgia Health Advantage, 201 Jordan Rd, Ste 200, Franklin, TN 37067.
    - Dispute process - For information on the dispute process please contact Georgia Health Advantage toll free at 1-844-917-0645 (TTY at 1-833-312-0046) or send written notification requesting information about the dispute process to Georgia Health Advantage, 201 Jordan Rd, Ste 200, Franklin, TN 37067.

  • H2392 - Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Terms and Conditions

    - Cost sharing - There is no cost to participate in the plan, but enrollees will still pay their plan premium each month.
    - Monthly payments - Enrollees will receive a monthly bill from Kansas Health Advantage based on their unpaid balance. Monthly payments may fluctuate throughout the year as the unpaid balance increases.
    - Out-of-pocket maximum - Enrollees will never pay more than the total amount they would have paid out of pocket at the pharmacy if they weren't participating in the plan. In 2025, the out-of-pocket maximum for prescription drugs is $2,000.
    - New prescriptions - Future payments may increase when enrollees fill a new prescription or refill an existing one.
    - Opting in - People with Medicare must opt into the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan to use it.
    - Opting out - To voluntarily opt out of the Medicare Prescription Payment Program, contact Kansas Health Advantage toll free at 1-800-399-7524 (TTY at 1-833-312-0046) or send written notification requesting to opt out to Kansas Health Advantage, 201 Jordan Rd, Ste 200, Franklin, TN 37067.
    - Dispute process - For information on the dispute process please contact Kansas Health Advantage toll free at 1-800-399-7524 (TTY at 1-833-312-0046) or send written notification requesting information about the dispute process to Kansas Health Advantage, 201 Jordan Rd, Ste 200, Franklin, TN 37067.

  • H9909 - Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Terms and Conditions

    - Cost sharing - There is no cost to participate in the plan, but enrollees will still pay their plan premium each month.
    - Monthly payments - Enrollees will receive a monthly bill from American Health Advantage of Mississippi based on their unpaid balance. Monthly payments may fluctuate throughout the year as the unpaid balance increases.
    - Out-of-pocket maximum - Enrollees will never pay more than the total amount they would have paid out of pocket at the pharmacy if they weren't participating in the plan. In 2025, the out-of-pocket maximum for prescription drugs is $2,000.
    - New prescriptions - Future payments may increase when enrollees fill a new prescription or refill an existing one.
    - Opting in - People with Medicare must opt into the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan to use it.
    - Opting out - To voluntarily opt out of the Medicare Prescription Payment Program, contact American Health Advantage of Mississippi toll free at 1-844-917-0642 (TTY at 1-833-312-0046) or send written notification requesting to opt out to American Health Advantage of Mississippi, 201 Jordan Rd, Ste 200, Franklin, TN 37067.
    - Dispute process - For information on the dispute process please contact American Health Advantage of Mississippi toll free at 1-844-917-0642 (TTY at 1-833-312-0046) or send written notification requesting information about the dispute process to American Health Advantage of Mississippi, 201 Jordan Rd, Ste 200, Franklin, TN 37067.

  • H3708 - Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Terms and Conditions

    - Cost sharing - There is no cost to participate in the plan, but enrollees will still pay their plan premium each month.
    - Monthly payments - Enrollees will receive a monthly bill from American Health Advantage of Oklahoma based on their unpaid balance. Monthly payments may fluctuate throughout the year as the unpaid balance increases.
    - Out-of-pocket maximum - Enrollees will never pay more than the total amount they would have paid out of pocket at the pharmacy if they weren't participating in the plan. In 2025, the out-of-pocket maximum for prescription drugs is $2,000.
    - New prescriptions - Future payments may increase when enrollees fill a new prescription or refill an existing one.
    - Opting in - People with Medicare must opt into the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan to use it.
    - Opting out - To voluntarily opt out of the Medicare Prescription Payment Program, contact American Health Advantage of Oklahoma toll free at 1-866-583-4649 (TTY at 1-833-312-0046) or send written notification requesting to opt out to American Health Advantage of Oklahoma, 201 Jordan Rd, Ste 200, Franklin, TN 37067.
    - Dispute process - For information on the dispute process please contact American Health Advantage of Oklahoma toll free at 1-866-583-4649 (TTY at 1-833-312-0046) or send written notification requesting information about the dispute process to American Health Advantage of Oklahoma, 201 Jordan Rd, Ste 200, Franklin, TN 37067.

  • ESI TERMS AND CONDITIONS:

    Upon acceptance into the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan:

    We will inform your pharmacy that you’re using this payment option, which will apply only to Medicare Part D covered drugs that are processed after your election is confirmed.

    When you fill a prescription for an eligible drug, you will pay zero dollars at the pharmacy, but you will still be responsible for your cost share of the drug associated with your Medicare Part D benefit under your plan.

    You will receive a monthly invoice for the amount you owe, when it’s due, and information on how to make a payment.

    Your payments may change every month because your monthly bill is based on what you would have paid for any prescriptions you get, plus your previous month’s balance, divided by the number of months left in the year. However, you’ll never pay more than the total amount you would have paid out of pocket or the total annual out-of-pocket maximum.

    If you miss a payment, you will receive a reminder notice. If you don’t pay your bill by the date listed, you will be removed from this payment option. However, you are required to pay the amount you owe, and you may not be able to elect back into this payment option.

    You can leave this payment option at any time without affecting your Medicare drug coverage and other Medicare benefits.

    You can do this by selecting Opt-out through the website or calling the phone number listed on the back of your member ID card. However, after you opt out, you will receive an invoice each month for the amount you owe until your balance is paid.

    You’ll pay the pharmacy directly for new out-of-pocket drug costs after you leave this payment option.

    Participation in this payment option will automatically make you eligible for important relevant emails.

    If you are disenrolled from your Medicare Part D plan for any reason, or you enroll in a new plan with drug coverage, your participation in this payment option will end. However, you will continue to receive a monthly invoice for the amount owed until your balance is paid in full. If you enroll in a new plan with drug coverage, you may be able to rejoin the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan by contacting your new plan.

    While this payment option helps to manage your costs, it doesn't lower your costs. If you have limited income or resources, you can learn more about programs to help lower drug costs by visiting Medicare.gov.

    If you have a concern, you have the right to follow the grievance process found in your Member Handbook or Evidence of Coverage.

    Express Scripts is administering this program on behalf of your Medicare Part D plan. If your address is different than what is on the form, you will need to work with your plan to update your address.

    If you suspect that your account or password has been compromised, please notify Express Scripts.

    Express Scripts works with a third-party supplier to offer the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan, including providing a website to view your account, schedule and make payments, and review payment history.

    I understand that my plan, Express Scripts and other third parties on behalf of them may contact me, by phone or text at the phone numbers I provide in conjunction with my coverage. I acknowledge these calls or text messages may be delivered using an automated system. I understand I can opt out of calls and texts related to the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan by contacting Express Scripts or my health plan at any time.

  • Terms and Conditions for Participation in the Medicare Prescription Payment Program (M3P)

    1. No Fees or Interest - The Medicare Prescription Payment Program (M3P) does not charge any fees or interest, and no credit check is required to enroll in the program.
    2. Notification to Pharmacy - Upon acceptance into the Medicare Prescription Payment Program, we will inform your pharmacy that you are using this payment option.
    3. Applicability - This payment option applies only to Medicare Part D covered drugs processed after your election is confirmed.
    4. Cost Sharing - When you fill a prescription for an eligible drug, you will pay zero dollars at the pharmacy. However, you will still be responsible for your cost share of the drug associated with your Medicare Part D benefit under your plan that can be paid through a monthly invoice.
    5. Monthly Invoices - Each month, you will receive an invoice detailing the amount you owe, the due date, and information on how to make a payment. Monthly payments are required while you carry a balance, but you can pay the balance in full at any time.
    6. Calculation of Monthly Payments - The formula for calculating the minimum monthly payment (referred to as the “maximum monthly cap”) differs for the first month of participation versus the remaining months of the year. The maximum monthly cap calculations include specifics of a participant’s Part D drug costs (previously incurred costs and new out-of-pocket costs), as well as the number of months remaining in the plan year and the amount outstanding. As such, the amount can vary from person to person and month to month, with the expectation that the total balance will be completely paid off by January 31st of the next calendar year.
    7. Missed Payments - If you miss a payment, you will receive a reminder notice. If you do not pay your bill by the date listed in the reminder notice, you will be removed from the Medicare Prescription Payment Program. However, you will still be required to pay the amount you owe and may not be able to re-enroll in The Medicare Prescription Payment Program.
    8. Opting Out - You can leave The Medicare Prescription Payment Program at any time by selecting the opt-out option through the website or by calling the phone number listed on the back of your member ID card. After you opt out, you will continue to receive an invoice each month for the amount you owe until your balance is paid in full.
    9. Communications and Notifications - If you provide an email, participation in this program will automatically make you eligible for important emails containing information related to The Medicare Prescription Payment Program.
    10. Disenrollment and New Plan Enrollment - If you are disenrolled from your plan for any reason or enroll in a new plan with drug coverage, your participation in The Medicare Prescription Payment Program will end. However, you will continue to receive an invoice each month for any outstanding amounts until your balance is paid in full. You remain responsible for the amount due under this Medicare Prescription Payment Program. If you enroll in a new plan with drug coverage, you may be able to rejoin The Medicare Prescription Payment Program by contacting your new plan.
    11. Address Updates - SimplicityRx administers this program on behalf of your Medicare Part D plan. Any contact information or communication preferences you provide during election or directly through your M3P Payment Portal will only be used for your Medicare Prescription Payment Plan Program, and may not be communicated to your Medicare Part D plan.
    12. Communications - By providing us with your contact information, you consent to our contacting you by any means you have provided regarding important information about your Medicare Prescription Payment Program account. This consent allows us to use text messaging for informational and account service calls, but not for telemarketing or sales calls. This may also include contact from companies working on our behalf to service your account.

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