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How Much Do You Save In The Medicare Donut Hole? Are you trying to understand how recent changes to Medicare affect your prescription drug costs? In this video, we'll explain what the elimination of the Medicare donut hole means for you. We’ll start by discussing how the coverage gap used to work and what it meant for your medication expenses. You’ll learn about the new rules that take effect in 2025, including how Medicare now covers more of your drug costs and the introduction of a cap on out-of-pocket expenses. We’ll also highlight how these changes can lead to significant savings—potentially over a thousand dollars annually—and make managing your medications less stressful. Additionally, we’ll cover how these updates are part of the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022, which aims to make prescription drugs more affordable for everyone. Whether you’re on multiple medications or just want to better understand your Medicare coverage, this video provides clear and straightforward information to help you navigate the new system. Stay informed about how these changes can impact your budget and your health care decisions. Don’t forget to subscribe for more updates and tips about Medicare and prescription drug coverage.

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