Medicare Part D · Drug record
Lisinopril under Medicare Part D
This page combines the public Medicare records for this ingredient and reports the prescribing figures by state. It does not tell you whether your plan covers it or what you would pay at the pharmacy.
What this page can and cannot tell you
Prescribing figures come from public CMS Medicare Part D records for 2024. The linked records currently cover Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Utah. They do not prove plan coverage, pharmacy availability, current pricing, prior-authorization rules, or what medication is appropriate for you.
What does the source call Lisinopril, and what names are combined here?
- Generic name
- Lisinopril
- Drug class
- CMS Medicare Part D ingredient
- Dosage forms
- Not listed in the current source
- Generic available
- Yes
- Generic since
- Not listed in the current source
- Also recorded as
- Lisinopril
How much prescribing appears in the states currently included?
Total drug cost is the historical amount CMS recorded across the linked claims. It is not a pharmacy price or an estimate of what one person would pay.
| State | Linked prescribers | Total claims | 30-day fills | Total drug cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ohio | 565 | 185,273 | 462,901.4 | $1,052,548 |
| Pennsylvania | 606 | 201,620 | 493,425.6 | $1,544,074 |
| Utah | 153 | 31,672 | 84,692 | $261,083 |
The current CMS prescriber rows are not shown because no matching current doctor page is available. No doctor links are invented.
CMS suppresses small prescriber-and-drug records. A doctor who does not appear here may still prescribe this drug.
What other published drugs appear in the same class?
No other published drug record in this class is available in the current site.
What national use and spending does CMS report?
The national figures below come from the latest CMS drug-level record loaded for Lisinopril. Total drug cost is a historical CMS total, not a price quote.
Is Lisinopril on your plan's drug list?
Plan formularies, tiers, prior-authorization rules, and quantity limits are not reported on this page. Those details depend on the plan and can change by plan year.
How can you check what you might pay for Lisinopril?
Your plan's formulary, the pharmacy, and the specific drug version determine what you might pay. Check the current plan documents rather than treating these historical CMS totals as a personal price.
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Which sources support this drug record?
- CMS Medicare Part D Prescribers by Provider and Drug · vintage 2024
- CMS Medicare Part D Spending by Drug · vintage 2024