Point of Sale Enrollment
Point of sale enrollment is immediate Part D enrollment that occurs when a Low Income Subsidy-eligible individual presents at the pharmacy without drug coverage, providing temporary coverage so the prescription can be filled. It is a form of facilitated enrollment.
Definition
Point of sale enrollment is immediate Part D enrollment that occurs when a Low Income Subsidy-eligible individual presents at the pharmacy without drug coverage, providing temporary coverage so the prescription can be filled. It is a form of facilitated enrollment.
Why it matters
It closes urgent gaps in drug access for low-income beneficiaries at the moment of need.
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