Indiana HoosierRx Prescription Assistance
Indiana's HoosierRx program helps eligible seniors and people with disabilities cover their Medicare Part D premium.
Low-income Indiana seniors enrolled in a Medicare Part D plan can get up to $70 a month toward their Part D premium through HoosierRx, administered by Indiana Medicaid.
Most states no longer run a dedicated State Pharmaceutical Assistance Program (SPAP) — only a handful still do, largely because Medicare Part D, especially after the Inflation Reduction Act's reforms, now covers much of what these programs used to fill in. Indiana's HoosierRx is narrower in scope than some other states' programs: rather than reducing copays or deductibles, it focuses specifically on offsetting the monthly Part D premium.
What HoosierRx Covers
HoosierRx pays up to $70 per month toward your Medicare Part D plan premium, or toward the drug-coverage portion of the premium on a Medicare Advantage plan that includes drug coverage, as of 2026. It works alongside Part D rather than replacing it, and doesn't reduce copays or deductibles the way some other states' SPAPs do.
Who Qualifies
To qualify, you generally need to be an Indiana resident who:
- Is a low-income senior or person with a disability
- Is enrolled in a Medicare Part D prescription drug plan (or a Medicare Advantage plan with drug coverage)
- Meets Indiana Medicaid's income guidelines for the program
How to Apply
HoosierRx is administered through Indiana Medicaid. You can apply online or by phone. For current income guidelines and to start an application, visit the official program page.
Apply on in.gov →Frequently Asked Questions
Who qualifies for HoosierRx in Indiana?
Indiana residents who are low-income seniors or people with disabilities, enrolled in a Medicare Part D plan. Eligibility is administered through Indiana Medicaid.
What does HoosierRx actually pay for?
HoosierRx pays up to $70 per month toward your Medicare Part D premium (or the drug-coverage portion of a Medicare Advantage premium) as of 2026. It does not cover copays or deductibles.
Does HoosierRx replace Medicare Part D?
No. You must already be enrolled in a Medicare Part D plan; HoosierRx only helps offset the monthly premium for that plan.
Illustrative summary — verify exact current income guidelines and premium assistance amounts with Indiana Medicaid before relying on this page for an application decision. This site is not affiliated with the State of Indiana.