3 Medicare Changes Joe Biden Wants to Make
More than 40 million Americans get healthcare coverage through Medicare, but the program has its limitations. Not only is it costly to enrollees, but it also leaves seniors with coverage gaps that could compromise their health and put them at risk of financial difficulties throughout retirement.
Though Medicare Part A, which covers hospital care, is free for most enrollees, Parts B and D -- which cover outpatient care and prescription drugs, respectively -- charge their own premiums. There are also copays, deductibles, and coinsurance costs, not to mention the added expense of supplemental insurance.
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