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Rising medication costs for patients with neurologic disorders

Costs for health care are rising in the United States,1 and high drug prices are a large part of those costs. These prices, even for some drugs that have been available for a long time, are growing faster than other health care costs. In addition, the way patients pay for care has changed. In the last few years, high-deductible health insurance plans are more common. This means that patients are paying more out-of-pocket than they would have before. Rising costs of medical care, higher drug prices, and more out-of-pocket expenses means the topic of drug costs is important to patients.