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07/14/2025

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04/25/2025

Update on UHC Negotiations

Details surrounding the network negotiations with Ascension Health in Florida.

03/13/2025

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12/31/2024

Your Part D plans are also subject to IRMAA. Here are the IRMAA rates for Part D in 2025 (for married couples filing jointly).

12/28/2024

While most beneficiaries pay the standard Part B premium, high-income earners are subject to IRMAA, the Income-Related Monthly Adjustment Amount. Here are the IRMAA amounts for Part B in 2025 (for married couples filing jointly).

12/25/2024

🎄Merry Christmas, everyone!🎄 May your holidays be filled with warmth, joy, and peace. As we celebrate this season of giving, we’re grateful for the trust you place in us to support your Medicare journey. Wishing you and your family a wonderful holiday season! 🎅❤️

12/24/2024

Be on the lookout for changes to the Part B premium and deductible in 2025!

12/21/2024

And finally, the last Part D coverage phase: Catastrophic Coverage.

After you spend $2,000 on covered prescriptions, you'll enter the catastrophic coverage phase. You will not have any copays or coinsurance amounts due during this final phase of coverage.

12/19/2024

On Monday, we talked about the Initial Coverage Phase in Part D plans. Today, we'll discuss the second phase: The Initial Coverage Phase.

Once you meet your deductible, you'll enter the initial coverage phase. At this point, your plan will begin paying for a portion of your medication costs. Generally speaking, you'll owe around 25% for your prescriptions. As we mentioned on Monday, you may owe more or less than that depending on which tier your particular medications fall into.

You will remain in the initial coverage phase until you've spent a total of $2,000 on covered medications, which does include the deductible.

12/17/2024

Medicare prescription drug plans are going to work a bit differently in 2025. Since the coverage gap (also known as the donut hole) is officially GONE, prescription plans will now only have 3 phases of coverage instead of 4. We'll take you through each phase this week.

Today, we're starting with the first phase of coverage: The Deductible Phase.

Everyone starts here. During this phase, you'll be working to meet your deductible. The standard Part D deductible in 2025 is $590. Your plan could have a lower deductible, but no plan will be higher than $590.

The deductible may not apply to all your prescriptions. Drug formularies are arranged in tiers. Drugs in the lower tiers (common, generic medications) often don't require a deductible. Drugs in higher tiers (specialized, name-brand medications) usually do.

If any of your prescriptions fall into higher tiers, you'll need to meet your deductible before the plan begins to pay for a portion of your medications.