What is the term for a standalone drug plan?

A standalone drug plan is specifically referred to as a PDP, which stands for Prescription Drug Plan. PDPs are designed to provide prescription drug coverage to individuals eligible for Medicare, and they can be chosen as separate plans apart from Medicare Advantage plans. These plans help beneficiaries pay for their medications by covering a range of prescription drugs, thus supporting their overall healthcare needs.

In contrast, other terms like MA plan (Medicare Advantage) and managed care plan refer to broader health coverage options that may include medical and hospital services along with drug coverage, but are not exclusively focused on pharmaceuticals. Plans like PFFS (Private Fee-for-Service) also fall under the category of Medicare Advantage plans and do not signify stand-alone drug coverage. As such, since the question specifically asks for a standalone drug plan, the Prescription Drug Plan is the most accurate answer.