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Drug list changes and the ANOC: Medicare Part D guides by city

55 guides across 26 states, each written for its own area, on how Part D drug lists change from one plan year to the next — tiers, prior authorization, quantity limits, step therapy — and how to read the Annual Notice of Change that arrives each fall.

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55 guides · 26 states

Every guide below is a local Medicare Part D article on drug list changes and the ANOC. The program rules are the same everywhere; what differs is the plan landscape in each county, which is why each guide is written for one place. Pick your state, then your city.

Drug list changes and the ANOC: guides by state

Alabama

Same prescription, new rules in 2026: how to read your Part D notice in GadsdenGadsden · 2026-09-29

Arizona

Goodyear Part D: why a covered drug can change on Jan. 1, and what the ANOC will tell youGoodyear · 2026-09-28

California

Madera Medicare: how to read the fall ANOC before your 2026 drug list changesMadera · 2026-09-27
That Fall Envelope From Your Drug Plan? Don't Toss ItMission Viejo · 2026-09-22
Same Pill, New Rules? What Pomona Should Check by Dec. 7Pomona · 2026-09-22
Santa Clarita Part D: how to spot 2026 drug list changes before Jan. 1Santa Clarita · 2026-09-26
Same prescription, new rules in 2026? What Vacaville's ANOC packet is trying to tell youVacaville · 2026-09-25

Colorado

Pueblo Medicare check-in: how to read the 2027 ANOC before your Part D list shiftsPueblo · 2026-09-27

Connecticut

Same Pill, New Rules in January? What Your ANOC Really SaysMeriden · 2026-09-22

Delaware

Your Part D Drug Is Covered Now. Will It Still Be Jan. 1?Georgetown · 2026-09-23
Newark Medicare check-in: how to spot a Part D drug-list change before JanuaryNewark · 2026-09-27

Florida

Jacksonville Part D in 2027: what the ANOC quietly tells you about your drugsJacksonville · 2026-09-25

Georgia

Your Part D drug list can change Jan. 1 — read the ANOCAtlanta · 2026-09-22
Savannah Part D members: how to spot 2027 drug list changes in your ANOCSavannah · 2026-09-28
Why Your Part D Drug Rules Can Reset on Jan. 1Woodstock · 2026-09-23

Idaho

New year, new hoops? What your 2027 ANOC actually warns you aboutMountain Home · 2026-09-24
Post Falls: how to read your Part D ANOC (2026)Post Falls · 2026-09-30

Illinois

Same Drug, New Rules in January? What Your ANOC Is Trying to Tell YouArlington Heights · 2026-09-23
Does Your 2026 ANOC Show a Tier Change? Read ItBerwyn · 2026-09-22
That fall envelope from your Part D plan? Don't toss it.Bolingbrook · 2026-09-22
Is Your Prescription Moving Tiers on January 1?Mount Prospect · 2026-09-23
A New Tier, A New Hurdle: Decoding Your 2027 Part D LetterPalatine · 2026-09-24
Before You Toss That Fall Envelope: What Your ANOC Really SaysSchaumburg · 2026-09-23

Iowa

Ankeny Medicare: why your Part D drug can change on Jan. 1, and where the ANOC spells it outAnkeny · 2026-09-28

Kansas

Before your pharmacy surprises you in January, read the ANOCLeawood · 2026-09-24
Same drug, different rules in 2026: how to read the ANOC before it lands in Olathe mailboxesOlathe · 2026-09-27

Maryland

Your Part D drug got a green light this year. Will it in January?Laurel · 2026-09-24

Massachusetts

Somerville Medicare Part D: how a covered drug can move tiers or need approval in 2026Somerville · 2026-09-30

Michigan

Same drug, new rules in January? What Dearborn's ANOC really saysDearborn · 2026-09-23

Minnesota

Eden Prairie Medicare: how to read the 2027 Annual Notice of Change before Dec. 7Eden Prairie · 2026-09-27
Inver Grove Heights: how to spot 2027 drug list changes in your Part D noticeInver Grove Heights · 2026-09-28
Winona Part D in 2027: what your Annual Notice of Change is trying to tell youWinona · 2026-09-28

New Jersey

Before Jan. 1, Kearny: What Your Part D ANOC Really MeansKearny · 2026-09-24
Perth Amboy Part D: how to read the 2027 Annual Notice of Change before Dec. 7Perth Amboy · 2026-09-26

New York

Binghamton Part D checkup: how to read the 2027 Annual Notice of Change before it changes your refillBinghamton · 2026-09-26
Before you refill in January: how Glen Cove readers can decode the 2027 ANOCGlen Cove · 2026-09-25
Glens Falls: read the Part D ANOC before Dec. 7 (2026)Glens Falls · 2026-09-30

North Carolina

Before You Refill in January, Read the ANOC That Just LandedHigh Point · 2026-09-23

North Dakota

Same drug, new hoops in 2027? What the ANOC will tell youBismarck · 2026-09-23

Pennsylvania

Erie Part D shoppers: how a tier, a prior auth or a step therapy rule can flip a covered drugErie · 2026-09-30
Before Your Refill Surprises You: Decoding the 2027 ANOCMcKeesport · 2026-09-24

South Carolina

Before Jan. 1, decode the ANOC: what a tier bump really meansGreenville · 2026-09-24

Texas

Before Your Pill Costs Jump Jan. 1: Decoding the ANOCBedford · 2026-09-24
Your Part D drug list can look different on Jan. 1 — here's how to spot it in Cedar HillCedar Hill · 2026-09-26
Your Part D drug got a green light this year — will it in 2026?Garland · 2026-09-24
Why Your Part D Drug Could Need New Approval in 2026Lubbock · 2026-09-23

Utah

Your 2027 drug list may shift: how to read the ANOCOrem · 2026-09-22
Riverton readers: how to spot a Part D drug list change before January 2026Riverton · 2026-09-28
Your Part D Drug Could Move Tiers Jan. 1 — Here's WhySalt Lake City · 2026-09-22

Washington

Is your 2026 drug still covered the same way?Des Moines · 2026-09-24
Before your refill in January, decode the ANOC that lands this fallKent · 2026-09-24
Mukilteo Medicare: what your Part D plan's fall notice really says before 2027Mukilteo · 2026-09-29

Wisconsin

Same Pill, New Paperwork? What the ANOC Really Tells YouLa Crosse · 2026-09-23
Before you toss that September envelope, read thisMadison · 2026-09-22
Racine Medicare: how a covered drug can move tiers or need approval in 2026Racine · 2026-09-29

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Sources & further reading

CMS — Medicare Part D program rules (medicare.gov)
CMS — Medicare enrollment periods (medicare.gov)

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