Medicare Beneficiaries Could Pay More for Prescription Drugs Next Year, Thanks to President Trump
Brace yourself for this price hike.
Overview
Medicare beneficiaries could face a bit of sticker shock next year when paying for their Part D plans, as the Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services has announced that it will end a subsidy program that helped keep premiums manageable for those with stand-alone drug plans. The changes will take effect in January 2027.
This could be alarming for those already struggling with their retirement healthcare costs. But there are steps you can take to keep your prescription drug costs under control next year.
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