‘Sleeper Issue:’ How Part B Drugs May Be Impacted by Medicare Part D Redesign

  • Feb 15, 2024

    Physician-administered drugs could catch some windfall due to the Inflation Reduction Act’s Medicare Part D redesign.

    Much time and energy has been focused on thinking about how drug pricing, rebating and Part D plan design may shift due to changes set to finish taking effect in 2025 including new caps on enrollee out-of-pocket spend and more liability falling on plans rather than taxpayers.

    But a “sleeper issue here is what all of this is going to mean for Medicare Part B drugs,” said Avalere’s Kesley Lang on a January webinar on the health policy outlook for the new year.

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  • Sarah Karlin-Smith

    Sarah is a senior writer with Pink Sheet and specializes in the policy and politics that affect the pharmaceutical industry. She covers the US Food and Drug Administration, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Service and Congress and other parts of federal and state government. Her work explores how government policies influence how drugs are developed and approved, what diseases are prioritized by scientists, and who gets access to medicines and at what cost.

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