Older Americans set to see Medicare cost rise after Trump kills subsidy for drug program
- The Trump administration has announced it will end a temporary subsidy that reduced monthly Medicare premiums by an average of $16, meaning costs are likely to rise for older Americans from 2027.
- CMS said it was curtailing the subsidy, which was first introduced as a price stabilizing measure in response to changes ma
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- The Trump administration has announced it will end a temporary subsidy that reduced monthly Medicare premiums by an average of $16, meaning costs are likely to rise for older Americans from 2027.
- CMS said it was curtailing the subsidy, which was first introduced as a price stabilizing measure in response to changes ma
Sources: The Independent