Standalone Part D drug plan · contract S3875 · 2026
Granite Alliance
GRANITE ALLIANCE INSURANCE COMPANY
Parent organization: Prime Therapeutics, LLC.
Not enough data available. CMS did not assign Granite Alliance a part d rating for 2026 — often because the plan is new or has too few enrollees to measure reliably.
What the rating means for you
- Medicare scores each contract on dozens of measures — staying healthy, managing chronic conditions, member experience, complaints, and customer service — then rolls them into the star rating.
- Stars rate the whole contract, which may span many individual plans. Your specific plan's network, drug list, and costs matter just as much.
RECORDED — the star ratings, organization, parent, type, and SNP flag are CMS-published values (2026 Star Ratings). DERIVED — the percentile and the comparison to the national average.
Machine-readable: JSON-LD · Markdown · Source: CMS — Medicare Advantage & Part D Star Ratings, 2026 · all Medicare ratings · MA organization directory
What this is — and is not
This is Granite Alliance's measured quality across all enrollees in contract S3875 — it is not a guarantee of your experience, not a statement that the plan is sold where you live, and not advice. To see this plan's specific options, costs, network, and drug coverage in your area — and to enroll — use Medicare.gov.