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Please click on the sub-section links to the left for more information on comparing New York State prescription drug plans

  • Plan Coverage of Selected Drugs contains specific information on over 300 of the most commonly used medications. Organized as a single page for each medication, the types of coverage and the costs of the medications within each coverage zone for that drug in all of the plans across New York State are listed on these tables. Along with the cost of the plan premium, one can view the cost of a given medication under any plan circumstance.

  • Plan Choices with Selected Medication Regimens contains hypothetical sample medication regimens based on distinct medical conditions. The regimens contained within are not recommendations of therapy but might represent a given set of medications a patient may take with a similar illness. Using these sample sets, a person is able to see a comparison of potential cost savings over a year of expenditures.

  • Insurance Plan Comparisons contain specific information regarding the unique characteristics of each of the 50 stand alone prescription drug plans being offered across New York State in 2010. The number of formulary drugs, phone numbers, and web sites of the plans is included as well as the benefit structure, premium and deductible for 2010. Performance characteristics for 2009 are provided which detail complaint ratings, telephone responsiveness, and accessability to medications and service.


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