Medicare Part D Prescription Coverage - Nevada

If you offer prescription drug coverage through a group health plan, Medicare regulations require you to inform CMS and Medicare-eligible employees (sometimes retirees) annually at case install or renewal within 60 days window whether their employer-sponsored coverage is considered "creditable" under Medicare guidelines.
Coverage is considered creditable if it meets or exceeds the value of the standard Medicare Part D prescription drug plan.
It’s important to note that pharmacy plans within a high-deductible health plan (HSA-compatible) can be either creditable or non-creditable, depending on whether Medicare is the primary or secondary payer.
This guide highlights Medical plans that are classified as non-creditable. Any plans not listed in this guide are considered creditable.
Nevada Small Group
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Aetna Advantage Funding (AFA)
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Small Group ACA All Anthem Small Group ACA plans are considered creditable for the 2026 plan year. View Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield's NV Small Group ACA Plans flyer. Association Health Plan – Small Group AHP Non-Creditable Plans:
Association Balance Funding – Small Group ABF Non-Creditable Plans:
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HMO SELECT Non-Creditable Plans:
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Nevada Large Group
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Aetna Advantage Funding (AFA) |
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View list of plans that Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield has determined may not be Medicare Creditable. |
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All of Prominence’s standard Large Group plans are considered creditable for the 2026 plan year. For custom Large Group and ASO plans, please contact PHPSalesTeam@uhsinc.com to confirm creditability status. View Prominence Health Plan's 2026 Creditable Coverage Guide. |
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