Inflation Reduction Act: what has changed in healthcare?

On August 16, a new legislative package that includes health, tax, and climate change provisions was signed into the act. This law has caused a lot of conversations and even controversy. Getting ahead, we cannot help but admit that in the case of Medicare, this bill has become a breakthrough over the past 20 years.

The bill allocates $64 million to healthcare development. Its goal is to eliminate enormous disparities in access to health care in the United States, particularly by lowering drug prices. Lastly, Medicare gets the power to make a difference.  
The Inflation Reduction Act has a lot of updates, but first of all, it is a new possibility to negotiate drug prices. It has become the biggest restructuring of Medicare over the past 20 years, without a doubt.

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