Study says Medicare drug plan saves cash
But it finds many are falling through cracks
The much-criticized Medicare drug benefit program that began last year has enrolled the vast majority of eligible people in Massachusetts, and saved the state more money -- about $76 million -- than planners predicted, according to a study being released today. (Full article: 681 words)
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