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Medicare Drug Program News
Finding Coverage for Donut Hole is More Restricted, Expensive for 2007
But CMS says drug program is costing less than expected this year
November 29, 2006 – The biggest problem with the Medicare drug program has been the lack of coverage – with no lack of premium – for senior citizens when they fall into the "donut hole." This is when beneficiaries are responsible for 100% of prescription drug costs between $2,250 and $5,100, and still must pay monthly premiums. KaiserNet.org reports that to find plans that offer coverage in the "donut hole" at a reasonable cost will be even harder in 2007
