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Medicare Part D

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Finlay_Medicare Advantage Primer

Controlling Health Care Costs

Medicare Advantage: A Policy Primer

Explainer / May 03, 2022

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Controlling Health Care Costs

Domestic Reference Pricing and Its Potential Role in Medicare Pharmaceutical Price Negotiations

Explainer / Oct 26, 2021

Achieving Universal Coverage

Agent Commissions in Medicare and the Impact on Beneficiary Choice

Blog / Oct 12, 2021

Woman in mask and hat walks outside of CVS pharmacy in parking lot

Controlling Health Care Costs

Medicare Patients Pay More for Drugs Than Older Adults in Other Countries; Congress Has an Opportunity to Move Forward

Blog / Sep 30, 2021

Medicare recipient sorting prescriptions

Controlling Health Care Costs

Inflation Rebate Penalty for Drug Companies

Explainer / Jun 17, 2021

Pharmacist and patient discussing prescription drugs

Controlling Health Care Costs

The Case for Drug-Pricing Reform — The Cost of Inaction

Blog / May 26, 2021

Pills pouring out into a mans hand

Controlling Health Care Costs

Allowing Medicare to Negotiate Drug Prices

Explainer / May 05, 2021

Woman and pharmacist speaking, both wearing masks

Controlling Health Care Costs

Medicare Part D Redesign

Explainer / May 05, 2021

Advisor helping a senior couple

Controlling Health Care Costs

How Agents Influence Medicare Beneficiaries’ Plan Choices

Fund Reports / Apr 21, 2021

Close-up of senior adult hands holding prescription pill bottle and pouring out drug medications into palm.

Controlling Health Care Costs

Prospects for Drug-Pricing Reform Under a Biden–Harris Administration

Blog / Mar 23, 2021

Medicare part D medications

Controlling Health Care Costs

Catastrophic Coverage in the Medicare Part D Drug Benefit: Which Beneficiaries Need It and How Much Are They Spending?

Issue Briefs / Sep 17, 2020