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Medicare Monday: Part D competition then and now

Then and now: what they said then about competition in Part D and what actually happened in first ten years.

Allyson Funk

Allyson FunkFebruary 29, 2016

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Last week, we looked at what was said about Medicare Part D costs and beneficiary premiums when the program was created – and at what has actually happened in the first 10 years of the program.

This week, we’re looking at what was said about competition in Part D then and now.

Learn more about how successful competition works in Part D here, and tune in next week for our final Part D Then and Now.

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