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Medicare Monday: A Medicare Part D reading list

A Medicare Part D reading list.

Nicole LongoJuly 4, 2016

Medicare Monday: A Medicare Part D reading list

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Today, as we celebrate the adoption of the Declaration of Independence, we’re reminded of another anniversary to celebrate this month – the anniversary of Medicare! To kick off this special month in Medicare’s history, here’s a Fourth of July Part D reading list:

What is in the 2016 Medicare Trustees report?

What they are saying about MedPAC’s recommendations, as well as a closer look at the recommendations

Why Part D Extra Help matters for patients like Mateo and Diane

What actually happened with Medicare Part D in the first 10 years of the program

Learn more at PhRMA.org/PartD, and sign up for regular updates here.

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