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Medicare Introduces $2,000 Cap on Seniors' Prescription Drug Costs

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Medicare Introduces $2,000 Cap on Seniors' Prescription Drug Costs

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  • The **Medicare program** has introduced a **$2,000 cap** on out-of-pocket drug expenses for seniors, benefiting millions under **Medicare Part D**.
  • This change is part of the **Inflation Reduction Act**, enabling Medicare to negotiate drug prices and eliminating the prior coverage gap.
  • Experts estimate that over **3 million Medicare enrollees** will save on prescription drugs this year, with notable impact for those with expensive medications.
  • While the cap provides significant savings, it does not apply to drugs administered in a medical setting under **Medicare Part B**.
  • The lowering of insulin costs and coverage for essential vaccines are additional benefits included in the act.

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