CMS Seeks Part D, Advantage Changes to Save $1.3B, Curb Abuses
In an effort to save $1.3 billion over five years and curb the abuse of prescription drugs that Medicare pays for, the CMS is proposing an array of changes to Medicare's Part D and Advantage programs.
In an effort to save $1.3 billion over five years and curb the abuse of prescription drugs that
The suggestions range from cutting the number of plans to ensure more meaningful plan choices, ending coverage for drugs for certain illnesses, and changing the way in which pharmacies bid to be included in plans.
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Source: Modern Healthcare
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