Part D - Drug Plans
On January 1, 2006, Medicare Part D replaced Medi-Cal prescription coverage for all dual eligibles.
What's New
Changes Related to 2008 Benchmark Plans
2007 Benchmark Plans
In addition to the nine 2007 Benchmark Plans, there are five Zero-Premium Plans for dual-eligible clients. These plans fall under the Federal “de minimus” rule because their premium increases are less than $2.00 over the CA Benchmark premium. While these are not Benchmark plans, this rule allows duals to enroll in them without paying any additional costs.
- What's New in the 2007 Drug Plans
- Preparing for Change
- Low Income Subsidy Fact Sheet
- How to Help Patients Choose
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