Medicare Walkthrough

Medicare.gov Part D Plan Comparison

A simple step-by-step walkthrough to help you navigate Medicare.gov and compare your prescription drug plan options.

Important: This video and guide are for educational and training purposes only. All medications, names, plans, pharmacies, costs and personal information shown are examples used for demonstration purposes. Please use your own current and accurate information when completing your Medicare comparison.

Video Walkthrough

Follow along as we walk through the Medicare.gov website and show you how to compare available Medicare Part D prescription drug plans.

Medicare.gov Walkthrough Video

The step-by-step video walkthrough will appear here.

Step by Step Guide

Follow the written Medicare.gov walkthrough below at your own pace. You can open, view or print the guide.

Medicare.gov Step-by-Step Guide

Use this illustrated guide while completing your Medicare.gov Part D plan comparison. The guide walks through the process step by step so you can move at your own pace.

Open Step-by-Step Guide →

Before You Start

Having a few pieces of information ready can make the process easier.

✓ Have your current prescription medications available, including the medication name, dosage and frequency.

✓ Know the pharmacy or pharmacies you normally use.

✓ Use your own current information when entering medications, pharmacies and other personal details.

✓ Review plan premiums, deductibles, drug costs and estimated yearly costs when comparing your options.

Ready to Get Started?

When you're ready, use the link below to visit Medicare.gov and follow along with the video or step-by-step guide.

Go to Medicare.gov →

Please remember: The information shown in this walkthrough is for educational and demonstration purposes. Examples shown in the video or written guide may include sample medications, pharmacies, plans, costs or other information. Your available plans and costs may be different. Always use your own current information and review the details provided by Medicare.gov when comparing your options.