Recent Posts from Tracy Hoffman and Matt Smith, Managing Directors, National Health Care Practice, Managed Care & Reinsurance

This photo shows a senior citizen comparing medicine. Medicare Part D adjustments are set to take effect over the next few years, giving enrollees lower prescription costs as well as reducing federal spending. Healthcare plans and drug manufacturers will begin to pay a larger share of prescription costs in the catastrophic phase, but it may leave healthcare plans wondering how they will manage the added costs. Plans and value-based care arrangements that work with experienced professionals to establish risk management measures like reinsurance will be in the best position to navigate these regulatory changes

Healthcare 6 min read August 08, 2023 Changes Coming for Medicare Part D Reinsurance Passed in 2003 and effective on January 1, 2006, the Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement, and …