Posted on November 10, 2010 15:00
Categories: Medicare | Special Populations
Topics: Medicare | Prescription Drugs | Seniors
On October 12, Medicare Today released a survey finding that a majority of seniors are unaware that the national health care reform law closes the Medicare Prescription Drug Program (Part D) “doughnut hole” coverage gap. According to the survey, 72 percent of Part D beneficiaries are unaware that the law incrementally closes the “doughnut hole” coverage gap by 2020.
From the report:
Customer satisfaction with Medicare Rx remains high, with over 8 in 10 satisfied with their current coverage. More than half are very satisfied. Seniors continue to applaud the program, with 9 in 10 reporting their plan works well, is convenient, gives them peace of mind, and they feel fortunate to have their coverage. Large majorities continue to say their plan offers good value and they would recommend the program to their peers.
Full Report: Seniors’ Opinions About Medicare Rx: Fifth Year Update (PDF | 316 KB)
Medicare Today. (2010). Seniors’ opinions about Medicare Rx: fifth year update.
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