Medica Prime Solution Thrift w/Rx (Cost) in Emmons County, North Dakota — 2026 plan details

Last updated Jul 18, 2026

Reviewed by Jason Burns, Editorial Steward

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Medica Prime Solution Thrift w/Rx (Cost) (H2450-007) is a $93-premium Medicare Advantage Cost from Medica Holding Company available in Emmons County, North Dakota in 2026, with a 3.5-star overall rating, a $6,750 in-network out-of-pocket maximum, and a $615 annual Part D drug deductible.

Plan facts (CMS CY2026 Landscape file)

OrganizationMedica Holding Company
Plan nameMedica Prime Solution Thrift w/Rx (Cost)
Contract IDH2450
Plan ID007
Segment ID0
Contract year2026
Contract categoryCost
Plan typeCost
SNPNo
Monthly consolidated premium$92.80
Part C premium$49.00
Part D basic premium$43.80
Part D total premium$43.80
Annual Part D deductible$615.00
Maximum out-of-pocket (in-network)$6750.00
Overall star rating3.5

How this plan is structured

How it compares in Emmons County

The CMS CY2026 Landscape file lists 13 Medicare Advantage plans in Emmons County, North Dakota, of which 0 carry a 5.0-star overall rating and 8 have a $0 consolidated monthly premium. Consolidated premiums range from $0.00 to $334.70 per month, and in-network out-of-pocket maximums range from $3000.00 to $8000.00.

For the full county plan directory, see all Medicare plans in Emmons County, North Dakota.

How to verify your doctors take this plan

Network participation changes throughout the year; we hold no provider-network data, so verify directly with these three sources before you decide:

  1. Open the plan's official Medicare.gov page and use its provider-directory link: Medicare.gov Plan Finder — H2450-007.
  2. Call the plan (Medica Holding Company) using the member-services number listed on that plan page and ask whether each doctor, hospital, and pharmacy is in-network for 2026.
  3. Get free, unbiased help from your State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP) — see free unbiased Medicare help from SHIP.

What H2450-007 means

CMS assigns every Medicare Advantage and Part D offering a plan identifier made of three parts. In H2450-007, the leading H marks the contract type (H = Medicare Advantage / Part C contract), the four digits 2450 are the contract number issued to the organization, and the three-digit 007 is the plan benefit package under that contract. The segment ID 0 identifies the service-area segment within the plan (0 = the default single segment).

Frequently asked questions

Is Medica Prime Solution Thrift w/Rx (Cost) an HMO or PPO?

Medica Prime Solution Thrift w/Rx (Cost) is a Cost Medicare Advantage plan.

Does Medica Prime Solution Thrift w/Rx (Cost) include prescription drug coverage?

Yes — Medica Prime Solution Thrift w/Rx (Cost) is a Medicare Advantage plan with prescription drug coverage (MA-PD) and a $615.00 annual Part D drug deductible for 2026.

What is the maximum out-of-pocket cost for Medica Prime Solution Thrift w/Rx (Cost)?

The 2026 in-network maximum out-of-pocket limit for Medica Prime Solution Thrift w/Rx (Cost) is $6750.00, per the CMS CY2026 Landscape file.

What counties offer Medica Prime Solution Thrift w/Rx (Cost) (H2450-007)?

Medica Prime Solution Thrift w/Rx (Cost) (H2450-007) is offered in 49 North Dakota counties: Adams County, Barnes County, Benson County, Billings County, Bottineau County, Bowman County, Burke County, Cass County, Cavalier County, Dickey County, Divide County, Dunn County, Eddy County, Emmons County, Foster County, Golden Valley County, Grant County, Griggs County, Hettinger County, Kidder County, LaMoure County, Logan County, McHenry County, McIntosh County, McKenzie County, McLean County, Mercer County, Mountrail County, Nelson County, Oliver County, Pembina County, Pierce County, Ramsey County, Ransom County, Renville County, Richland County, Rolette County, Sargent County, Sheridan County, Sioux County, Slope County, Stark County, Steele County, Towner County, Traill County, Walsh County, Ward County, Wells County, and Williams County.

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