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Medicare Part D - Bush Proposes Linking the Medicare Drug Premium to Beneficiaries? Income


Bush Proposes Linking the Medicare Drug Premium to Beneficiaries? Income (New York Times)
President Bush proposed legislation to increase drug premiums for higher-income Medicare beneficiaries, which he said would generate $3.2 billion over five years.

Medicare Part D costs down, Oregon enrollment up (BizJournals)
A new national survey found that 84 percent of eligible Medicare Part D beneficiaries in Oregon have enrolled in the program for 2008, up 5 percent from the previous year to 358,923 members.

Medco Launches Medicare Part D Initiative to Promote ePrescribing (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
As Congress considers a bill that would tie physicians' Medicare payments to their use of ePrescribing technology, Medco Health Solutions, Inc. today announced the launch of a national initiative to assist physicians of Medicare Part D patients in switching from hand-written to electronically generated prescriptions.

(AFX UK Focus) 2008-02-13 13:35 GMT: CVS Caremark/Universal American to end Medicare part D alliance at year-end 2008 (Interactive Investor)
BOSTON (Thomson Financial) - CVS Caremark Corp. and Universal American Corp. Wednesday said their strategic alliance covering the prescription pathway Medicare part D prescription drug plan program will end as of Dec. 31, 2008.

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