Trump Fixes Biden's Mess on Medicare Drug Premiums

Trump ends a costly Biden-era Medicare Part D subsidy after 2026. Here's what it really means for your prescription drug premiums-separating facts from election-year scare tactics.

The subsidy that's kept your Medicare drug plan premium in check for 2 years is going away. Here's what changes in 2027.

Trump administration will end the Medicare Part D subsidy after 2026, raising concerns over higher drug plan premiums for millions of seniors in 2027.

The Part D Premium Stabilization Demonstration, which gave insurers billions to hold down drug premiums, will end after this year

The loss of the subsidy does not translate directly to how much premiums will rise, because companies that sell Medicare Part D drug coverage take into account many factors when setting rates.

Millions of older Americans could pay more for their prescription drug coverage next year.

Experts say this could mean that more seniors will switch to Medicare Advantage plans