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The New Help for Medicare Beneficiaries with High Drug Costs That Few Seem to Know About

GailL1
Honored Social Butterfly

The New Help for Medicare Beneficiaries with High Drug Costs That Few Seem to Know About

   KFF.org - 12/12/2023 -  The New Help for Medicare Beneficiaries with High Drug Costs That Few Seem ...

 

 This is a nice Christmas present for those who take these extremely expensive drugs.

 

From the link:

Beginning in 2024, people enrolled in Part D plans will no longer be required to pay 5% coinsurance after they reach the catastrophic threshold. Eliminating this 5% coinsurance requirement means that in 2024, Part D enrollees will pay no more than about $3,300 for all brand-name drugs they take – a change KFF estimates will help well over 1 million Medicare beneficiaries. And starting in 2025, out-of-pocket drug spending will be capped at a lower amount, $2,000 (indexed annually for growth in Part D costs.)

 

 

IT‘S ALWAYS SOMETHING . . . . .. . . .
Roseanne Roseannadanna
GailL1
Honored Social Butterfly

The New Help for Medicare Beneficiaries with High Drug Costs That Few Seem to Know About

   KFF.org - 12/12/2023 -  The New Help for Medicare Beneficiaries with High Drug Costs That Few Seem ...

 

 This is a nice Christmas present for those who take these extremely expensive drugs.

 

From the link:

Beginning in 2024, people enrolled in Part D plans will no longer be required to pay 5% coinsurance after they reach the catastrophic threshold. Eliminating this 5% coinsurance requirement means that in 2024, Part D enrollees will pay no more than about $3,300 for all brand-name drugs they take – a change KFF estimates will help well over 1 million Medicare beneficiaries. And starting in 2025, out-of-pocket drug spending will be capped at a lower amount, $2,000 (indexed annually for growth in Part D costs.)

 

 

IT‘S ALWAYS SOMETHING . . . . .. . . .
Roseanne Roseannadanna
isitusal
Contributor

Re: The New Help for Medicare Beneficiaries with High Drug Costs That Few Seem to Know About

Fantastic!