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Home » Medicare Could Have Saved Nearly $1.7 Billion if Prescribers, Patients Opted for Generics, Study Finds
Medicare Could Have Saved Nearly $1.7 Billion if Prescribers, Patients Opted for Generics, Study Finds
A large study has found that the Medicare Part D program could have saved almost $1.7 billion in one year if prescribers and patients had chosen generic drugs over their brand-name equivalents.