Скачать или смотреть Why The Medicare “Giveback” Plan Might Cost You More Later

Medicare Giveback plans promise to reduce some (or all) of your Part B premium. And they do, but... at a cost elsewhere. The money that funds that rebate has to come from somewhere, which often means tighter doctor networks, more prior authorizations, higher copays for specialists or hospitals, or higher maximum out-of-pocket costs. There are always trade-offs!

In this video, I’ll walk you through the trade-offs those ads never mention. I’m laying it all out — what you gain from Giveback benefits, what you lose, and how to tell whether they actually make sense for you. No bias, no fluff, just the information you need to make the best decision during the 2026 AEP.

0:00 What's the deal with Medicare give-back benefits?
2:06 Give-back plans are not created equal
3:36 The downsides of give-back plans
6:59 What matters more than just a Part B reduction

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