PAN explores continued need for charitable assistance in Oncolytics Today

Many people enrolled in Medicare Part D plans face high out-of-pocket costs for their prescription medications, often forcing them to delay or skip necessary medications and treatments. And despite two key Medicare Part D reforms going into effect on January 1, 2025—which includes a Medicare Part D cap and the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan—affordability challenges will persist for some.

In this article for Oncolytics Today, PAN Foundation Chief Mission Officer Amy Niles, outlines the continued affordability challenges people enrolled in Medicare Part D may face and why they’ll need to turn to charitable patient assistance foundations, like PAN, for support. 

Learn more about the continued need for patient assistance programs.