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January 2025 brought changes to health insurance, prescription drug costs, and preventive care, affecting both Medicare and private insurance. Key updates include a $2,000 cap on out-of-pocket drug costs for Medicare recipients and the continuation of no-cost preventive services. Experts, like Dr. Mark Fendrick from the University of Michigan, urge people to stay informed as some benefits may change amid circulating misinformation.
January 2025 brought changes to health insurance, prescription drug costs, and preventive care, affecting both Medicare and private insurance. Key updates include a $2,000 cap on out-of-pocket drug costs for Medicare recipients and the continuation of no-cost preventive services. Experts, like Dr. Mark Fendrick from the University of Michigan, urge people to stay informed as some benefits may change amid circulating misinformation.