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CMS Changes Low-Income Rate Rules

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The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services will be making it easier for some Medicare drug plan vendors to offer discounts for poor beneficiaries.

Plans may be able to cut premiums for some individuals eligible for the Medicare Part D “low-income subsidy” in markets in which there otherwise would be fewer than 5 prescription drug plan sponsors with a “zero-premium” plan option for low-income beneficiaries, CMS officials say.

CMS officials describe the changes they are seeking in a proposed rule published today in the Federal Register.

A copy of the proposed rule is available


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