GAO Report: Trends in Usual and Customary Prices for Drugs Commonly Used by Medicare and Non-Medicare Enrollees

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10/8/2004: GAO Report: Trends in Usual and Customary Prices for Drugs Commonly Used by Medicare and Non-Medicare Enrollees (U.S. Government Accountability Office [GAO])

9 pages. "We tracked monthly price trends from January 2000 through June 2004 for a total of 99 drugs, which include 77 drugs frequently used by Medicare enrollees in Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association's (BCBS) Federal Employee Program (FEP) and 79 drugs frequently used by non-Medicare enrollees in BCBS FEP." [GAO-05-104R, published Oct. 6, 2004, released Oct. 7, 2004]

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