Be Aware of What's New For 2017 Medicare Part D Plans

October 2016

Medicare open enrollment will have patients choosing a prescription drug plan for 2017.

Patients will have from Oct 15 to Dec 7 to pick their Medicare Part D plan. Be aware of common questions during this time.

What's new for 2017? The annual deductible for most Part D plans will increase from $360 to $400. And the coverage gap, or "donut hole," will begin when TOTAL Rx costs reach $3,700...about $400 more than 2016.

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Be Aware of What's New For 2017 Medicare Part D Plans

Get concise, unbiased advice for effective drug therapy, plus CE/CME

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