Medicare Beneficiaries' High Out-of-Pocket Costs

More than one-fourth of all Medicare beneficiaries, 15 million people, spend 20 percent or more of their incomes on premiums plus medical care, including cost-sharing and uncovered services. Financial burdens and access gaps highlight the need to approach reform with caution.

Vincent Rajkumar on X: Patients with cancers such as myeloma and CLL will benefit greatly from new changes: Out of pocket costs will be capped at $2000 starting 2025. A game changer.

Affordable Health Care for Individuals with Cancer, CEA

PDF) Health Care Reimbursement, Service Utilization, and Outcomes among Medicare Beneficiaries with Multiple Myeloma Receiving Autologous Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation in Inpatient and Outpatient Settings

Medicare Recipients Pay $6,700 a Year in Out-of-Pocket Costs

Growth in Medicare and Out-Of-Pocket Spending: Impact on Vulnerable Beneficiaries

Payer Premiums, Out-of-Pocket Costs Burden Medicare Beneficiaries

Medicare Out-of-Pocket Maximum

How Much Do Medicare Beneficiaries Spend Out of Pocket on Health Care?

BMA study: Medicare Advantage saves members $1,640 a year