Does Walmart have a Medicare Part D plan?

Yes, Walmart offers Medicare Part D prescription drug plans, primarily through its partnership with Humana, like the popular Humana Walmart Value Rx Plan, which features low or $0 copays for generics at Walmart pharmacies and other preferred locations. Through its Walmart Insurance Services website, Walmart also helps customers compare and enroll in various Medicare plans, including other Part D options from carriers like UnitedHealthcare, Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield, Amerigroup, Simply Health, Wellcare, and Clover Health.

Does Walmart have a Part D prescription plan?

You can enroll in a Humana Medicare Part D plan during the Medicare Part D Open Enrollment Period, which runs from October 15 to December 7 each year. You can also enroll during a Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment Period if you have a Medicare Advantage plan that doesn't include prescription drug coverage.

Who has the best Medicare Part D coverage?

• Best for low average premiums: Wellcare Medicare Part D.
• Best for $0 premiums: Humana Medicare Part D.
• Additional Medicare Part D companies.
• Best for widespread availability: AARP Medicare Part D Plans from UnitedHealthcare.
• Best pharmacy network: Aetna SilverScript Medicare Part D Plans.

Does Walmart have a Medicare plan?

Walmart Insurance Services LLC is a licensed insurance agency that sells Medicare products. Walmart Insurance Services, LLC. is an affiliate of Walmart, Inc.

How does the Walmart prescription program work?

* Prescription Program includes up to a 30-day supply for $4 and a 90-day supply for $10 of some covered generic drugs at commonly prescribed dosages. Higher dosages cost more.

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Is it cheaper to get prescriptions at Walmart?

Yes, Walmart prescriptions are often cheaper, especially for common generics through their well-known $4 & $10 program for 30/90-day supplies, leveraging massive buying power to offer low prices that can beat other major pharmacies like CVS or Walgreens, though prices vary by location and specific drug, and using discount cards or Walmart+ can offer even more savings. 

How to avoid Walmart 6.99 fee?

Shipping: Orders under the $35 order minimum have a below order minimum fee of $6.99. We waive the fee for Walmart+ customers.

What are the 5 things Medicare won't cover?

Original Medicare (Parts A & B) doesn't cover most dental, vision (like glasses/contacts), hearing aids, routine foot care, and long-term custodial care, plus many alternative therapies, cosmetic surgeries, and prescription drugs (without Part D). You'll need supplemental plans (like Medigap or Part C) or separate insurance for these common needs. 

How do I add Medicare to Walmart pharmacy?

Add or Update Insurance Information

1. Sign in to your Walmart Pharmacy account in the app or visit Walmart.com/Pharmacy.
2. Scroll to My Account.
3. Select Manage my insurance.
4. Select Add prescription insurance.
5. Walmart will look up your insurance details automatically. ...
6. Select the insurance you'd like to add.

Is Humana Walmart Value RX plan good?

The Humana Walmart Value Rx Plan generally gets good marks for low costs, especially with $0-$2 copays on Tiers 1 & 2 at Walmart/Costco and a $0 deductible on these, plus the new $2,100 out-of-pocket cap for 2026, but reviews show mixed satisfaction with customer service and mail-order delays, with some users finding the formulary confusing or feeling misled on drug costs and prior authorizations, though CMS gives it high quality ratings overall. 

What are the disadvantages of Medicare Part D?

One of the chief complaints about the program is the overwhelming complexity involved with choosing a prescription drug plan. Nearly 1,900 prescription drug plans exist overall, and depending on an enrollee's geographic region, beneficiaries must evaluate 45 to 66 plans.

What do most people pay for Medicare Part D?

The average cost for a standalone Medicare Part D plan is around $34.50 per month for 2026, but costs vary widely by plan, location, and income, with deductibles up to $615 and copays/coinsurance for drugs. For Medicare Advantage (Part C) plans with drug coverage (MAPD), the average premium is lower, projected to be about $11.50 monthly in 2026, plus your Part B premium. Key costs include premiums, deductibles (max $615 in 2026), copays/coinsurance, and potential Income-Related Monthly Adjustment Amounts (IRMAA) for higher earners. 

How can I lower my Medicare Part D prescription costs?

Other ways to lower your prescription drug costs:

• Join Medicare drug coverage (Part D): ...
• Ask your doctor if you can take a generic drug, or a cheaper brand-name drug (if one's available).
• Check costs for mail-order pharmacies. ...
• Learn if the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan might be able to help you manage your costs.

How to get prescriptions cheaper at Walmart?

To save money on prescriptions at Walmart, use discount cards/coupons (like RxSaver, GoodRx, WellRx), check for free generics on their $4 list for common drugs, consider Walmart+ for extra benefits, and always compare coupon prices with your insurance copay, as coupons can often beat insurance costs. 

Why do people say not to get a Medicare Advantage plan?

People warn against Medicare Advantage (MA) plans due to limited doctor/hospital networks, complex pre-authorization for care, higher potential out-of-pocket costs for serious illnesses, annual plan changes (benefits/networks), denials of care, and difficulty switching back to Original Medicare with a Medigap plan later, especially if you become sick. While MA offers extra perks (dental, vision, low premiums), these restrictions can be burdensome, prioritizing insurer profits over patient freedom, making it risky for those with ongoing health issues. 

Does Walmart still carry Plan B?

Yes, Walmart definitely still sells Plan B and similar emergency contraceptive pills (like Take Action, My Choice) both in-store (family planning aisle, no prescription needed) and online for pickup or delivery, available without ID or age restrictions in the U.S. 

Which Medicare Part D plan is the best?

There's no single "best" Medicare Part D plan; it depends on your specific drugs, budget, and location, but top-rated providers often include UnitedHealthcare, Humana, Aetna, Cigna (HealthSpring), and Wellcare, with leaders varying by cost (Wellcare, Humana for low premiums/zeros) and quality (UHC, Aetna, HealthSpring). Use the official Medicare Plan Finder to compare plans by entering your exact medications, preferred pharmacies, and desired costs (premiums, deductibles, copays) for the best personalized choice. 

What insurance company works with Walmart?

Walmart uses multiple insurance providers for different needs, most prominently Allstate for associate benefits (like supplemental health/life) and product protection plans, while its brokerage, Walmart Insurance Services, offers Medicare/individual plans through carriers like Humana, UnitedHealthcare, and Anthem. For employee health plans, they also use third-party administrators (TPAs) like UMR and Sky Blue Cross Blue Shield (formerly Blue Advantage) for network management. 

Can I use GoodRx even if I have Medicare Part D?

Yes, you can use GoodRx with Medicare Part D, but you cannot combine them on the same prescription; you must choose the lower price, either your Medicare copay or the GoodRx coupon price. Use GoodRx instead of Part D if the coupon price is cheaper than your copay, if your medication isn't covered by your plan, or if you're in the coverage gap (donut hole) where costs are higher. Just tell the pharmacist to process the prescription as cash, not through your Medicare. 

Is it better to go on Medicare or stay on private insurance?

Neither Medicare nor private insurance is universally "better"; the best choice depends on individual needs, but Medicare often offers lower overall costs and simplicity for seniors, while private insurance excels in covering dependents and potentially offering more choice with networks/out-of-pocket caps, though at higher premiums. Medicare boasts lower admin costs and standardized coverage, but Original Medicare lacks an out-of-pocket maximum, a feature typically found in private plans and Medicare Advantage (Part C). 

What are the biggest mistakes people make with Medicare?

The biggest Medicare mistakes involve missing enrollment deadlines, failing to review plans annually, underestimating total costs (premiums, deductibles, copays), not enrolling in a Part D drug plan with Original Medicare, and assuming one-size-fits-all coverage or that Medicare covers everything like long-term care. People often delay enrollment, get locked into old plans without checking for better options, or overlook financial assistance programs, leading to higher out-of-pocket expenses and penalties. 

What is the most popular Medicare supplement plan?

The most popular Medicare Supplement (Medigap) plan for new enrollees is Plan G, offering comprehensive coverage similar to the old Plan F but without covering the Medicare Part B deductible; however, Plan F remains popular for those already enrolled, while Plan N is also a top choice for lower premiums in exchange for some copays and deductibles, according to Boomer Benefits and KFF.
 

Is Walmart delivery free for seniors?

Walmart doesn't offer a specific "senior discount" for free delivery, but seniors can get free delivery through a discounted Walmart+ Assist membership if they qualify for government assistance (like SNAP, Medicaid) or save money with AARP discounts on the regular Walmart+ plan, which includes free grocery delivery over $35 and other perks like fuel savings. The standard Walmart+ offers free delivery on orders over $35 (or a fee for under $35), and free shipping with no minimum on most items. 

Am I supposed to tip Walmart grocery pickup?

No, you generally do not tip Walmart pickup (curbside) employees as it's against their policy and they can be fired for accepting tips, but you should always tip delivery drivers for Spark/Delivery services as they are independent contractors. For curbside pickup, show appreciation with a great online survey review, a sincere "thank you," or a small gift like a cold drink. 

How to get Walmart Plus for $49?

You can get Walmart+ for $49 by being a college student or a recipient of government assistance (SNAP, Medicaid, WIC, etc.) through the special Walmart+ Student or Assist programs; otherwise, it's usually a limited-time deal, like around Black Friday, where they offer 50% off the standard $98 annual fee. Check Walmart's dedicated page for eligibility and to sign up for these discounted memberships.