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Medicare Part D is about to change—big time. The government’s ending a key subsidy that’s kept drug premiums low, claiming it’s time to cut out the middleman and let the market stabilize. While the shift won’t hit until 2027, seniors could see monthly premiums jump up to $20 for some, especially as other subsidies expire. Officials say most will pay less than $10 more—and affordable plans will still be around. But with healthcare costs already straining budgets, this move raises alarms. Still, the administration insists they’re focused on overall drug affordability, pushing for meds at $50/month and ongoing price negotiations to keep seniors’ prescriptions manageable.

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