Prescription coverage
Most HAP Medicare Advantage Plans include prescription drug coverage (or Part D). Some highlights include $0 copay for tier 1 drugs purchased between at and preferred pharmacy; and a $0 copay for 90-day supply of tier 1 and tier 2 drugs purchased from Pharmacy Advantage or a preferred mail order pharmacy in the initial phase of coverage, even if you haven't met your deductible. Tier 1 and Tier 2 drugs includes generic drugs for blood pressure, cholesterol, and diabetes.
Important message about what you pay for insulin - You won’t pay more than $35 for a one-month supply of each insulin product covered by our plan, no matter what cost-sharing tier it’s on, even if you haven’t paid your deductible.
Find out if you qualify for Extra Help with prescription premium costs.
Compare prescription drug benefits and costs
If your medication is covered by your Medicare insurance, you can use our online tool Express Scripts to compare prescription drug benefits across different plans. You also can compare plan options against current medication costs to choose the plan that best meets your needs. To use Express Scripts and see if your medication is covered, click on your plan type below:
Medicare Advantage Plans 2025
- HAP Medicare Connect (HMO)
- HAP MSU-HC Medicare (HMO)
- HAP Senior Plus Henry Ford Tiered Access (HMO)
- Henry Ford Select (HMO)
- HAP Senior Plus (HMO-POS)
- HAP Medicare Explore (PPO)
- HAP MSU-HC Medicare Prime (PPO)
- HAP Member Assist (PPO)
- HAP Senior Plus (PPO)
- HAP Medicare Complete Duals (HMO D-SNP)
- HAP Medicare Complete Assist (PPO D-SNP)
Will my medication be covered?
If you’re shopping for a Medicare plan, you’re probably wondering if your insurance covers your prescription medication. The easiest way to tell if your medication is covered is to download the HAP Medicare formulary (PDF)Press Ctrl+F (Command+F for Mac) and type in the name of the drug to see whether it’s included in the covered drug list for your type of plan. The drug name will be highlighted.
Your Medicare Part B (Medical Insurance) does cover some outpatient prescription drugs under specific conditions. Learn more at Medicare.gov.