[MplsPete]

Originally Posted by mtdjed

As the OP ...The question was simply How does a Part D provider make a profit on that scenario? The next question was asking whether the USG provides funding to Med Part D Plans.

I have searched the web and find no indication of USG funding Med Part D other than reference to fund some Part D beneficiaries who might have a financial need.

Apparently my answer of $36.78 monthly was not satisfactory to you, and apparently I was wrong. (You nearly need a degree in Accounting to sort through the jargon I found.)

So I googled "How much does the government pay insurers for part D" and the answer was $142.67 per plan. I'm pretty sure they mean, $142.67 per person.

Then I googled, "Is the part d subsidy of $142.67 annual or monthly" and the answer is, monthly.

[mtdjed]

Originally Posted by MplsPete

Apparently my answer of $36.78 monthly was not satisfactory to you, and apparently I was wrong. (You nearly need a degree in Accounting to sort through the jargon I found.)

So I googled "How much does the government pay insurers for part D" and the answer was $142.67 per plan. I'm pretty sure they mean, $142.67 per person.

Then I googled, "Is the part d subsidy of $142.67 annual or monthly" and the answer is, monthly.

Sounds like a reason that would entice insurers. Thanks for your info.