Which term describes a Medicare Advantage plan that includes prescription drug coverage?

• A. Medicare Advantage with Prescription Drug coverage
• B. Medicare Advantage with Personal Device
• C. Medicare Part D standalone
• D. Medicare Supplemental Insurance

Answer: (A)

The term describes a Medicare Advantage plan that includes prescription drug coverage is MA-PD. In Medicare, Advantage plans (Part C) bundle Part A and Part B benefits through a private insurer, and if they also include prescription drug coverage, they cover Part D as well. That combination is commonly called Medicare Advantage with Prescription Drug coverage, or MA-PD. This is the option that matches the idea of an all-in-one plan with both medical and drug benefits.

Other options don’t fit because one is not a recognized plan type (a plan with a personal device), another is just a standalone Part D drug plan (separate from Medicare Advantage), and the last refers to Medigap (Medicare Supplemental Insurance), which helps fill gaps in Original Medicare and does not include prescription drug coverage by itself.