CMW News: Web site helps seniors choose Medicare Part D plan
Case Management Weekly, December 3, 2008
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Now seniors and caregivers can find the most suitable and cost effective Medicare Part D plan by entering their zip code and a list of medications on the Drugs.com Web site.
Drugs.com is published by the Drugsite Trust, a privately-held trust operated by a team of pharmacists and medical writers that provides free, objective, and up-to-date drug information.
The recently launched Part D portion of the Web site includes the Part D plan selector, background information on Medicare Part D, how to enroll in the program, and how to keep drug costs down after enrollment.
Sources: Medical News Today, Drugs.com
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