Was wondering why my Medicare is one price and my hubby's is another. Do you think this is fair.
Some Medicare recipients may see their charges for Part B doctor coverage jump more than 20% in January.
The majority of Medicare beneficiaries have nothing to worry about. Most people who have their premiums deducted from their Social Security checks are protected by what’s called the "hold harmless" rule: Their Medicare charges can’t increase by any more than their Social Security income goes up.
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It might depend on how old your DH is and when he started drawing his Medicare and how old you are and when you started drawing your Medicare. You can call your local Social Security office to find out for sure.
Nikki
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