PCMA: New Study Finds Mail-Service Pharmacies Improve Adherence to Diabetes Medications in Medicare Part D
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The average Medicare Part D premium in 2012, HHS projected, would be around $30.00, compared to the 2011 average of $30.76. Stop right there and think about that. With all the teeth-gnashing about the inexorable rise of health costs, when have you ever heard about a health plan whose costs go down? Where are the celebratory articles from health wonks?

Study Shows Mail Service Pharmacy Improves Adherence for Oral Anti-Diabetic Medications among Medicare Part D ...
Findings from a new study published online in the Journal of Medical Economics suggest that adherence to oral anti-diabetic medications is improved for Medicare Part D1 beneficiaries who receive their medication via mail service.