Senate Reaches Compromise Plan for Medicare Prescription BenefitTragically, the huge expense of adding drugs to Medicare is a major factor impeding consideration of a relatively inexpensive policy that is objectively much more badly needed--above-the-line tax deductibility for long-term care insurance. However, if a prescription drug benefit passes for Medicare beneficiaries, it makes the benefit consultation easier for long-term care insurance. Why? Because most policies don't pay more than room and board charges in a nursing home and don't cover drugs and supplies that are normally itemized separately. June,
7, 2003: President Bush urged Congress to take action and two prominent
senators have offered a compromise plan to add prescription coverage.
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