Cap insulin at $35 a month.

capping insulin at just $35 a month

Stanton commits to capping insulin costs at $35 per month.

Health Care | Congressman Greg Stanton
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Stanton's official House health-care page says he supports "capping insulin at just $35 a month" as part of his health agenda.

Shows Stanton publicly maintained the insulin-cap promise as an active policy goal.

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Health Care | Congressman Greg Stanton
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After House passage of the Inflation Reduction Act, Stanton said Congress had delivered on promises to cut drug costs and that he had pushed to let Medicare use negotiating power to lower prescription drug prices since his first day in Congress.

Official statement shows Stanton actively advanced the broader drug-cost effort that led to the insulin cap in the IRA.

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Stanton: Inflation Reduction Act Delivers on Promises to Arizona Seniors, Families | Congressman Greg Stanton
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The House roll call for H.R. 5376 shows Rep. Greg Stanton (AZ) voted Yea on the Build Back Better Act vote that preceded the final Inflation Reduction Act package.

Confirms Stanton supported the legislation vehicle that contained the insulin-cost provisions.

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Office of the Clerk, U.S. House of Representatives Roll Call 385
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CMS says the Inflation Reduction Act ensures people with Medicare pay no more than $35 for a month’s supply for each covered insulin product under Medicare prescription drug coverage, Traditional Medicare, or Medicare Advantage.

The enacted federal policy did create a $35 insulin cap, but only for Medicare-covered insulin products, not universally.

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Anniversary of the Inflation Reduction Act: Update on CMS Implementation
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