Price discounts conceded to Medicare Part D through negotiation will replace some manufacturer rebates currently provided to plans, leading to a $27bn decline in such rebates in 2031, the Congressional Budget Office projects in a recently-released report.
CBO estimates that net prices for selected drugs will decrease by roughly 50%, on average, as a result of the...
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