The drug coverage provided by Medicare Part D is a key part of a retiree’s health insurance, and there are many options to choose from for those who have standalone Part D plans. Since these plans can change from year to year – sometimes dramatically – switching plans may offer big savings. Plan features that may vary include premiums, deductibles, copays, pharmacy networks, and even which medications are covered. As a result, a plan that worked well for you in 2025 may not be the best choice in 2026. During Medicare’s fall open enrollment period (October 15 through December 7 every year), enrollees can review their coverage and, if needed, switch plans. How Does Drug Coverage Fit Into Medicare? Navigating…