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XLHealth and CVS to provide medication advice to chronically ill Medicare beneficiaries
Published in Medical Device Law Weekly, May 14th, 2006
The 3-year Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services-sponsored program is operated by XLHealth and was launched in January 2006, to offer free health support services to approximately 20,000 Medicare beneficiaries in Tennessee, who were invited to participate.
Many Medicare beneficiaries living with conditions, such as diabetes and heart failure, take six or more different medications, often...
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