Posted on December 16, 2008 14:55
Categories: Medicaid | Medicare | Treatment and Recovery | Special Populations
Topics: Dual Eligibles | Medicaid | Medicare | Prescription Drugs | Spending
This article, published in Health Care Financing Review, explores the rising expenditures on prescription drugs and discusses changes to Medicaid and Medicare as a result of the Medicare Prescription Drug Improvement and Modernization Act of 2003 with special attention to “Part D”. The article notes that prescription drug costs for dually eligible beneficiaries will shift from Medicaid to Medicare thereby relieving some of the economic burden those drugs placed on states and considers other implications of the legislation.
Lied, T. R., Gonzalez, J., Taparanskas, W., & Shukla, T. (2006). Trends and current drug utilization patterns of Medicaid beneficiaries (PDF | 295.55 KB). Health Care Financing Review, 27(3), 123-132.
Authors: Terry R. Lied, Julio Gonzalez, Wendy Taparanskas, Tejas Shukla.
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