Medicare’s $2,000 Drug Cap Is Getting Expensive — More Than 1 in 5 Seniors Hit It as Drug Spending Heads Toward $346 Billion
Medicare drug spending faces fresh pressure as more seniors hit the $2,000 cap, raising concerns over costs.
More older people are hitting Medicare's $2,000 yearly medicine limit, which means drug costs are going up fast. When lots of people need expensive medicines, it can change how drug companies earn money and what the government pays for.
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