Study shows Canadian drugs more affordable than Medicare Part D
A recent study conducted by MedCenter Canada concluded that of the 1,820 cases analyzed, 84.6% of seniors would spend less money ordering their drugs from a Canadian pharmacy than by enrolling in Medicare Part D. On average, the study said, seniors would save $565 per year and 14.9% would enjoy annual savings of more than $1,000 compared with Medicare Part D. The study also found that for the 15% of seniors who would realize more savings with Medicare Part D, the actual savings averaged only $12.90 per month. For those wishing to calculate the savings themselves, the MedCenter Canada offers a free on-line "Part D Calculator" at http://www.MedCenterCanada.com/
Q&A: Pharmacist-Led Diabetes Management Transforms Patient Care and Clinical Outcomes
June 28th 2025An ambulatory care pharmacist program in Washington State dramatically improved diabetes management by reducing A1c levels, increasing medication adherence, and providing comprehensive patient education.
