Trump administration ending Medicare premium subsidy program
The Trump administration on Tuesday said it would move to end a Biden-era Medicare premium subsidy program, alleging it benefited insurance companies more than enrollees. As a result, Medicare Part D subsidies will expire at the end of the year and no longer be offered in 2027. Medicare Part D is optional prescription drug coverage...
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Policy / Regulatory Changes signal via The Hill - Health Care: "Trump administration ending Medicare premium subsidy program".
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[DRAFT — verify before any external use] The Hill - Health Care reports on policy / regulatory changes: The Trump administration on Tuesday said it would move to end a Biden-era Medicare premium subsidy program, alleging it benefited insurance companies more than enrollees. As a result, Medicare Part D subsidies will expir…
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