Final Evaluation Report: Best Practices for Enrolling Low-Income Beneficiaries into the Medicare Prescription Drug Benefit Program

Mary Laschober and Jung Yee Kim

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Abstract: In 2006, optional coverage for outpatient prescription drugs (Medicare Part D) was added to the Medicare program, along with a low-income subsidy program to help beneficiaries with limited incomes pay for Part D out-of-pocket expenses.

Keywords: Best Practices; Low-Income Beneficiaries; Medicare; Prescription Drug Benefit Plan (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 101
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