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New Data Note Looks at the Medicare Part D Coverage Gap, Including
Trends, Recent Changes and What’s Ahead
A new data note from the Kaiser Family Foundation
examines the latest data and trends in the Medicare drug benefit’s “donut
hole,” the coverage gap in which enrollees must pay a greater share of their
prescription drug costs. The note includes data about how many Part D
enrollees reached the coverage gap, their average out-of-pocket spending when
they reached the gap, the value of manufacturer discounts and recent and
proposed changes affecting out-of-pocket costs for Part D enrollees who reach
the gap.
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Tuesday, August 21, 2018
New Data Note Looks at the Medicare Part D Coverage Gap, Including Trends, Recent Changes and What’s Ahead
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