PAN featured in The Washington Post article on new Medicare reforms
During our transition, where to find information about:
- Our merged organization: uniting.patientadvocate.org
- Financial assistance: totalassist.org
- Additional direct patient services and resources: patientadvocate.org
- Education: panfoundation.org and education.patientadvocate.org
- Clinical trials education: clinicaltrials.panfoundation.org
- Advocacy: npaf.org
- Research: patientinsightinstitute.org
With more than 50 million people in the U.S. enrolled in Medicare’s drug benefit, known as Part D, it’s important to understand the historic changes coming to the program as a result of the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act. This includes the new Medicare Prescription Payment Plan and a $2,000 annual out-of-pocket cap.
A recent article in The Washington Post highlights these reforms and what those enrolled in Medicare Part D plans need to know about them. PAN’s Chief Mission Officer, Amy Niles, is quoted in the article saying, “If there were ever a year to do so (checking your coverage), it really is this year.”
Note that this article is behind a paywall and may not be available to everyone.