Medicare Part D Prescription Drug coverage has four phases: The deductible phase (in which a beneficiary pays the full drug cost until hitting a deductible), the initial coverage phase (in which cost-sharing begins), the coverage gap or “donut hole” (in which the plan stops paying) and the catastrophic phase (in which the beneficiary’s costs drop dramatically after the beneficiary has paid a certain amount.)
What change did the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2018 make to the donut hole?
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