Inflation Reduction Act passed in August 2022

Capping insulin prices at $35/month for Part D beneficiaries

No deductible for insulin under the cap

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Out-of-pocket costs for insulin will decrease

The act is a significant change to Medicare's approach to prescription drugs

It will save money for those who use expensive drugs

Cap on insulin applies to over a million insulin users with Part D through Medicare Advantage plans.

From 2007-2020, out-of-pocket insulin costs quadrupled despite user numbers only doubling.

Average monthly insulin costs in 2020 were $54

Cap saves average users at least 35%

The special enrollment period for insulin users to switch Part D plans is until the end of 2023.

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