Medicaid Shift To Medicare Means Fewer Script Limits For Dual Eligibles
Executive Summary
The transfer of the "dual eligible" Medicaid population to the new Medicare prescription drug benefit will minimize the effect of arbitrary limits on the number of prescriptions available to low-income seniors, former House Energy & Commerce Committee Counsel Howard Cohen told an Alliance for Health Reform briefing Dec. 15
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