Delaware Medicare Assistance Bureau (DMAB)
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Prescription costs
The Delaware Prescription Assistance Program (DPAP) pays up to $3,000 a year toward prescription drugs and Medicare drug plan premiums.
It is for Delaware residents 65 or older, or younger people on Social Security Disability, who have limited income. You pay 25% of the cost of each prescription, and at least $5.
| One person | Married couple | |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly income limit (2026) | $2,660 a month | $3,607 a month |
| Where you live | Delaware resident |
|---|---|
| Age | 65 or older, or under 65 and getting Social Security Disability benefits |
| If your income is over the limit | You may still qualify if your prescription costs are more than 40% of your yearly income |
| Medicare drug plan | If you have Medicare, you must show you are enrolled in a Part D plan, and in Extra Help if you qualify, within 90 days of DPAP starting |
| Other coverage | You can't get DPAP if full Medicaid or a health plan other than a Medicare drug plan covers your prescriptions |
| What it pays | Up to $3,000 a year toward prescription drugs and Medicare drug plan premiums |
|---|---|
| What you pay at the pharmacy | 25% of the cost of each prescription, at least $5 |
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