Premiums and Cost-Sharing Features in Medicare's New Prescription Drug Program, 2006

Marsha Gold

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Abstract: The Medicare drug benefit that Congress created in 2003 aims to provide more private plan options for senior and disabled beneficiaries in Medicare, with increased payments to attract sponsors and to support added benefits attractive to enrollees, especially in rural areas.

Keywords: Medicare premiums; Cost-Sharing; prescription drug benefit (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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