6 Medicare Part D Changes That Could Impact Your Prescription Costs
Key Takeaways
Medicare Part D introduces significant changes in 2025, including a $2,000 annual out-of-pocket cap on prescription drug costs.Postal Service Health Benefits (PSHB) participants sho…
Wondering If You’re Required to Enroll in Part B? These Rules Spell It Out
Key Takeaways
In 2025, certain USPS retirees and family members must be enrolled in Medicare Part B to maintain their health benefits under the new
Is Your Pharmacy in the PSHB Network? Why It Matters More Than Ever in 2025
Key Takeaways
Your access to prescription drugs under the PSHB Program in 2025 de…
What’s Not Obvious About Medicare Part C Could Affect You in an Emergency
Key Takeaways
Medicare Part C plans often promote added benefits, but these can mask important limit…
Don’t Get Caught Off Guard: Medicare Part B Rules Change Under PSHB
Key Takeaways
If you’re a USPS retiree or employee turning 65 or already enrolled in Medicare, the new
How Medicare Part D Works and What You Need to Know About Coverage, Costs, and Formularies
Key Takeaways
Medicare Part D helps cover prescription drug costs for USPS retirees and employees, but understanding formularies, tiers, and out-of-pocket costs is essential for choosing the right plan….
Medicare Advantage Can Clash With PSHB in Ways That Aren’t Immediately Obvious
Key Takeaways
Medicare Advantage may not coordinate as seamlessly with PSHB as traditional Medicare does, leading to unexpected coverage limitations or disruptions.While
Part B Costs Might Seem High—But Not Having It Can Cost You Your Plan
Key Takeaways
If you’re Medicare-eligible and don’t enroll in Part B, your Postal Service He…
These Medicare Part B Enrollment Requirements Could Affect How Your PSHB Plan Pays
Key Takeaways
Failing to enroll in Medicare Part …
When PSHB Meets Medicare Part A, There’s More Than Meets the Eye
Key Takeaways
Enrolling in Medicare Part A remains crucial for postal retirees, even when
