Medicare

Canadian mail-order pharmacy comments on U.S. Medicare Part D prescription drug program

Published in Law and Health Weekly, January 21st, 2006

The enrollment period for the controversial Medicare Part D prescription drug program has been marked by mass confusion and inadequate resources to help American seniors make informed choices.

But even when seniors understand the program, new surveys indicate the majority still don't like it.

As a result, a new trend is emerging that combines mail-order medications from licensed Canadian pharmacies like ADV-Care with low premium Medicare plans. Enrollees with more than $1600 in annual retail spending are discovering that a smart combination of both programs offers the best possible solution to afford their medications.

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Source: Law and Health Weekly (2006-01-21)

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