Why Part D’s $2,000 Cap Still Doesn’t Mean Your Meds Are Fully Covered

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The new $2,000 out-of-pocket cap in Medicare

Why That Shiny Medicare Advantage Plan Might Not Work for the Care You Really Need

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Medicare Advantage plans can come with strict networks and authorization hur…

What Medicare Part D’s New Limits Mean for Your Wallet in 2025

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In 2025, Medicare Part D introduces a $2,000 annual cap on out-of-pocket drug costs, fundamentally changing your potential

Why Medicare Part C Coverage Looks Good on Paper But Can Be Restrictive in Practice

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Medicare Part C offers an all-in-one package, but its network…

What Medicare Part B Covers Well—and What You Still Have to Budget For

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Medicare Part B in 2025 provides strong coverage for preventive services, outpatient care, and doctor visits, but you still face deductibles, coinsurance, and potential service limit…

PSHB Prescription Benefits Have Changed—But the Costs Might Still Surprise You

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The 2025 changes to PSHB prescription coverage introduce a $2,000 annual out-of…

What Medicare Part A Covers—and What You’ll Still Owe After the Deductible

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Medicare Part A offers important hospital coverage, but you will still face significant out-of-pocket costs after meeting the deductible.Pairing Medicare Part A with your

Why Prescription Drug Coverage Is Looking Better Under PSHB

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In 2025, the PSHB Program significantly enhances

What You Should Know About Medicare Drug Coverage Changes for USPS Retirees

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In 2025, Medicare-eligible USPS retirees now receive prescription drug coverag…

You Might Be Required to Get Medicare Part B—Here’s How to Tell

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As of 2025, many USPS retirees and some employees must enroll in Medicare Part B to maintain their