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Medicare Sets $2,000 Out-of-Pocket Drug Cap
Starting in 2025, Medicare beneficiaries will benefit from a new $2,000 cap on out-of-pocket prescription drug costs, a key element of the Inflation Reduction Act aimed at reducing high drug prices. An estimated 94% of the more than 1 million Medicare Part D enrollees expected to reach this cap will save an average of $2,474 annually, representing a significant reduction in their overall healthcare expenses. Savings are particularly pronounced for those with chronic conditions, with some individuals projected to save upwards of $5,000. However, while most will see financial relief, a small percentage may encounter increased costs due to changes in premiums. As this cap rolls out, organizations are warning beneficiaries about potential scams targeting those seeking to take advantage of the new benefits. Advocates emphasize the importance of vigilance against fraudulent schemes that may arise alongside these changes to Medicare.
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