Medicaid

    Connecticut Pharmaceutical Assistance Contract to the Elderly and Disabled (ConnPACE)

    ConnPACE was a Connecticut state-funded prescription drug assistance program for qualifying older adults and people with disabilities. It is an example of a State Pharmaceutical Assistance Program (SPAP); the ConnPACE program itself was discontinued after Part D and other coverage superseded it.

    Definition

    ConnPACE was a Connecticut state-funded prescription drug assistance program for qualifying older adults and people with disabilities. It is an example of a State Pharmaceutical Assistance Program (SPAP); the ConnPACE program itself was discontinued after Part D and other coverage superseded it.

    Why it matters

    SPAP-type programs can wrap around Part D to reduce drug costs, and historical program names still appear in records, so context matters when interpreting them.

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