Cost sharing for preferred branded drugs in Medicare Part D

JAMA

14 February 2025 - Most individuals in the US are concerned about prescription drug affordability.

For patients facing co-insurance (a percentage of the drug price), out-of-pocket burden increases when list prices increase, as they have for brand-name drugs over the last decade. Manufacturer rebates and discounts, which have also increased, reduce net drug prices but are rarely shared with patients at the pharmacy counter.

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