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What is the Medication Therapy Management Program (MTM)? Take advantage of a 1-on-1 review of your medications with a qualified pharmacist or other trained healthcare provider. Medication Therapy Management (MTM), while not part of a prescription drug benefit, is a Medicare-designed program offered by Humana.
The Part D Standard Benefit The standard benefit includes an annual deductible, an initial coverage phase and a coverage gap phase, previously referred to as the Donut Hole.[77] Sponsors may also offer plans that differ from but are actuarially equivalent to the standard benefit.
Buy an enhanced Part D plan. Enhanced plans charge higher monthly premiums than basic plans but typically offer a wider range of benefits. For instance, these plans may not have a deductible, may provide extra coverage during the donut hole, and may have a broader formulary.
The voluntary Part D Payment Modernization Model aimed to promote a decrease in total Part D program spending in these 2 ways: Creating new incentives for plans, patients, and providers to choose drugs with lower list prices.
The Part D Enhanced Medication Therapy Management (MTM) Model is a 5-year model which was launched in January 2017. It examines whether providing Part D sponsors with design flexibilities and payment incentives will lead to improved therapeutic outcomes and reduction of net Medicare expenditures.
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You take eight or more prescription medications for ongoing conditions covered by Medicare Part D. You have at least three of the following conditions: Diabetes. Chronic congestive heart failure (CHF) You must be likely to spend $1,623 or more in 2025 on prescription medications covered by Medicare Part D.
Each Part D Sponsor is required to incorporate a Medication Therapy Management (MTM) Program into their plans benefit structure. Annually, Sponsors must submit a MTM Program description to CMS for review and approval.

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