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If you’ve got a chronic condition that requires a lot of medication, chances are you’ve got your prescription drug plan... After more than 10 years of experience with Part D in LTC facilities, we have not seen the concerns that we expressed in the 2010 final rule materialize. We are not aware of any evidence that transition for a Part D beneficiary in the LTC setting necessarily takes any longer than it does for a beneficiary in the outpatient setting. We understand that it is common for Part D beneficiaries in the LTC setting to be cared for by on-staff or consultant physicians and other health professionals with prescriptive authority who are under contract with the LTC facility. Additionally, we also understand that Part D beneficiaries in the LTC setting are typically served by an on-site pharmacy or one under contract to service the LTC facility. Given this structure of the LTC setting, we understand that the LTC prescribers and pharmacies are readily available to address transition for Part D beneficiaries in the LTC setting. In addition, LTC facilities now have many years' experience with the Medicare Part D program generally and transition specifically.
Administrative Beneficiaries who are dually eligible for both Medicare and Medicaid typically face significant challenges in navigating the two programs, which include separate or overlapping benefits and administrative processes. Fragmentation between the two programs can result in a lack of coordination for care delivery, potentially resulting in unnecessary, duplicative, or missed services. One method for overcoming this challenge is through integrated care, which provides dually eligible beneficiaries with the full array of Medicaid and Medicare benefits for which they are eligible through a single delivery system, thereby improving quality of care, beneficiary satisfaction, care coordination, and reducing administrative burden.
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For Insurers If I’m turning 65 and still working, do I have to file for Medicare? Regarding mailing costs, since a ream of paper with 2,000 8.5 inches by 11 inches pages weighs 20 pounds or 320 ounces it then follows that 1 sheet of paper weighs 0.16 ounces (320 ounces/2,000 pages). Therefore, a typical EOC of 150 pages weighs 24 ounces (0.016 ounces/page × 150 pages) or 1.5 pounds. Since commercial mailing rates are 13.8 cents per pound, the total savings in mailings is $6,629,382 ($0.138/pounds × 1.5 pound × 32,026,000 EOCs).
The Initial Enrollment Period (IEP) is the first time you can sign up for Medicare. You may join Medicare Parts A, B, C and D during this time:
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We estimate a total annual burden for all MA organizations resulting from this proposed provision to be 111,600 hours (46,500 hour + 9,300 hour + 9,300 hour + 46,500 hour) at a cost of $6,103,218 ($3,212,220 + $642,444 + $642,444 + $1,606,110). Per organization, we estimate an annual burden of 238 hours (111,600 hour/468 MA organizations) at a cost of $13,041 ($6,103,218/468 organizations). For beneficiaries we estimate a total annual burden of 279,000 hours at a cost of $2,022,750 and a per beneficiary burden of 30 minutes at $3.63.
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We note that in conducting the case management required under § 423.153(f)(4)(i)(A) in anticipation of implementing a prescriber lock-in, the sponsor would be expected to update any case management it had already conducted. Also, even if a sponsor had already obtained the prescriber's agreement to implement a limitation on the beneficiary's coverage of frequently abused drugs to a selected pharmacy to comply with § 423.153(f)(4)(i)(B), for example, the sponsor would have to obtain the agreement of the prescriber who would be selected to implement a limitation on a beneficiary's coverage of frequently abused drugs to a selected prescriber. Finally, we note that even if a sponsor had already provided the beneficiary with the required notices to comply with § 423.153(f)(4)(i)(C), the sponsor would have to provide them again in order to remain compliant, because the beneficiary would not have been notified about the specific limitation on his or her access to coverage for frequently abused drugs to a selected prescriber(s) and has an opportunity to select the prescriber(s).