Medicare Part D Payment Model Gives Health Plans More Incentives To Negotiate Lower Drug Prices

Participating plans to share in savings if they stay below spending target for Part D catastrophic phase and repay 10% of any excess spending; CMS also updates its VBID model.

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In a push to get health plans to choose drugs with lower list prices, the US Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services is introducing a new Part D payment model that will reward participating plans for staying below a target level of spending in the catastrophic phase of the benefit.

The agency announced the new voluntary Part D Modernization model, as well as updates to its existing Medicare Advantage Value-Based Insurance Design (VBID) model, on Jan. 18

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