Major Medicare Changes Coming in 2025

In this video, I dive into the significant changes coming to Medicare in 2025 that you need to be aware of. From the increase in the Medicare Part D deductible to $590, to the introduction of a $2,000 cap on annual out-of-pocket medication costs, these updates could have a major impact on your healthcare expenses. We'll also discuss the elimination of the coverage gap (donut hole), the new payment smoothing option for spreading out high medication costs, and changes to Part D premiums and market providers.

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[tomasso]

Does the 2000 cap include the plan $500-plus deductible

[physics]

So far, Part C plans have been working for me. But is it possible to get out of an Advantage Plan and rely on Part B alone during the enrollment period? I have no reason to do that now, because my Part C plan has zero premium, and it pays for my meds. But if I got off the meds, and wanted to see docs out of Part C networks in the future, can I drop Part C and rely on Part B alone?

[pperdion]

Zero copay tier one generics will probably be no longer to help support the two thousand dollar cap.

[zuikoglass]

So, how much of my $50 2025 cola increase will be clawed back for my Medicare premium?

[aerospot]

I just turned 64 this month and am wondering about my options next year. Currently I am on no meds, and in good health.

[cottage]

Thank you for this information. However, Coach, what's with your hands flailing all over the place? Get a grip!