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As we move through the 2025 Annual Enrollment Period, Medicare is experiencing one of its biggest updates in years — the introduction of a $2,000 annual out-of-pocket cap on prescription drug costs  under Part D. This change, part of the Inflation Reduction Act, also marks the official end of the “donut hole” , the coverage gap that has long been a source of confusion and financial strain for many Medicare beneficiaries. These updates are designed to make drug costs more pred

In the complex landscape of Medicare insurance, individuals are often faced with critical decisions that significantly impact their...

Individuals within six months of turning sixty-five are the most heavily marketed group when it comes to Medicare. I may need to start...

If you are reading this article, you have probably had your phone ringing frequently from telemarketers. Well, they could be...

Networks in health plans have received a bad reputation. Everyone knows someone who has a bad experience being denied seeing a...

I am taking a break this week from discussing a topic specific to Medicare benefits. I feel the topic this week is truly relevant...

Do you wish you could go back to the 80s? It would probably depend on who you ask and their circumstances at the time? We started with...

There is something to say about convenience. It seems everything in today’s society is geared towards making our lives easier. I will...

America was going through a time of recovery. We all watched in horror as the towers came down. Although our nation suffered a huge...

The era of Vietnam, Volkswagen buses, Jimmy Hendrix, and a new national health program for seniors called “Medicare”. Medicare was...

“I have been getting so much stuff in the mail about all these different plans on Medicare. What is the difference between plan...

My goal here at NC Senior Solutions is to help North Carolinians navigate the vast information of Medicare. I hope this will be a...