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"If you’re on Medicare, or starting your Medicare enrollment, you’ve probably heard about the “donut hole.” The donut hole is a coverage gap that many Medicare Drug Plans have that puts a temporary limit on what a drug plan will cover for the drugs you rely on. Honestly, it is unlikely that you will enter this gap, since it begins after you and your current drug plan have spent a specific amount for your covered drugs. Only about 12% of Medicare enrollees enter the donut hole each year. Although a large percentage of people ever reach the donut hole, it is still important to understand how you may get there, as well as how it will change what you will pay for your prescription medications, especially if you take more expensive brand-name medications.\n........"
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