About Medicare Prescription Drug Plans

The Seniors' Health Insurance Information Program (SHIIP), a division of the North Carolina Department of Insurance, is able to help you find a Medicare Prescription Drug Plan that will meet your needs and assist you with enrolling in a plan. You may download the NC SHIIP Medicare Prescription Drug Plan Finder form below and send to the SHIIP staff. They will prepare and send you a report for your consideration. You may also contact SHIIP at (800) 443-9354 and provide them your prescription drugs over the phone and they will prepare and send you a report for your consideration.

Download the SHIIP Medicare Prescription Drug Plan Finder

Medicare.gov Plan Finder

You may visit Medicare.gov website and use their Prescription Drug Plan Finder Tool.

Medicare Supplement Insurance Helpline: 1-800-290-6188

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