Medicare Caps Oral Cancer Drug Costs and Expands Payment Options in 2025
New Medicare Part D rules in 2025 cap oral cancer drug costs at $2,000 annually and introduce a voluntary monthly payment plan to improve affordability for patients.
New Medicare Part D rules in 2025 cap oral cancer drug costs at $2,000 annually and introduce a voluntary monthly payment plan to improve affordability for patients.
In 2025, Medicare Part D caps oral cancer drug out-of-pocket costs at $2,000, introducing a monthly payment plan to aid affordability and adherence for beneficiaries.
Pharmaceutical companies increased consumer-directed drug advertising by nearly 30% in early 2025, leveraging tax deductions that affect prescription drug prices, according to AHIP and CSRxP analyses.
Novo Nordisk applies for FDA approval of oral anti-obesity drug following Eli Lilly's clinical success, intensifying competition in the GLP-1 diabetes and weight loss market.
President Trump's executive order prompts potential changes in Medicare drug price negotiation, affecting pharmaceutical pricing, Medicare spending, and FDA drug import regulations. Epic Systems also shifts to a more public presence in healthcare IT.
President Trump's executive order delays Medicare drug price negotiations, favoring pharmaceutical companies and potentially increasing drug costs for the public.
Erick Erickson discusses the challenges of accessing life-saving medications and the struggles within the U.S. healthcare system, emphasizing the impact of insurance on patient care.
Explore how a simple reform to Medicare's prescription drug program could save billions for seniors, improve chronic illness management, and lower health costs. Learn about the stalled Share the Savings with Seniors Act and its potential impact on healthcare affordability.