Limited Income Newly Eligible Transition (LINET)
The Limited Income Newly Eligible Transition (LINET) program provides temporary Part D drug coverage for newly auto-enrolled dual eligibles and immediate point-of-sale coverage for Low Income Subsidy-eligible individuals who lack a drug plan. It can also reimburse drugs paid for during a period of retroactive Medicaid eligibility.
Definition
The Limited Income Newly Eligible Transition (LINET) program provides temporary Part D drug coverage for newly auto-enrolled dual eligibles and immediate point-of-sale coverage for Low Income Subsidy-eligible individuals who lack a drug plan. It can also reimburse drugs paid for during a period of retroactive Medicaid eligibility.
Why it matters
LINET prevents dangerous gaps in medication access for low-income beneficiaries while permanent Part D enrollment is arranged.
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