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Brought to You by FAQs Part XI: Exchanges, Medicare Part D, Guns, and More!
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[Guidance Overview]
Jan. 29, 2013

"[S]ome self-insured plans that offer additional drugs beyond what Medicare Part D requires could potentially be required to comply with health reform. This would only be the case of the Part D benefit was aggregated with or part of the active group health plan. (If it was retiree-only, it would be exempt.) While there is an exception for Medicare supplemental coverage that is insured, no similar exemption exists for self-funded plans. The Departments said they would not take enforcement action against those self-funded plans for non-compliance with health reform, pending further guidance."

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