💊 Big Medicare Changes Coming in 2027 — What's Changing and What You'll Pay

Big changes are coming to Medicare in 2027, and several of them will hit your wallet harder than you'd expect. The Part D drug deductible is jumping, the out-of-pocket cap is rising, your Part B premium is climbing, and — the one that catches people off guard — your Medicare Advantage plan may not even exist in January. But it's not all bad news: 15 more drugs just got cheaper. In this video we walk through exactly what's changing, what you'll actually pay, and what to check before Open Enrollment closes on December 7. What we cover: - The Part D drug deductible jump that hits everyone ($615 → $700) - The out-of-pocket drug cap rising to $2,400 — and why it's still your best protection - The climbing Part B premium (and why it eats your COLA raise) - The hidden reason your drug-plan premium may spike - Why your Medicare Advantage plan might disappear — and what to do - The good news: 15 more drugs with lower negotiated prices Confirmed 2027: Part D deductible $700, out-of-pocket cap $2,400. Projected (official in November): Part B premium ~$210. Open Enrollment runs October 15 – December 7, with changes effective January 1, 2027. This channel is for education, not personal financial advice. Amounts and plans vary — always check your own Annual Notice of Change and compare on Medicare's Plan Finder. Free resources: - Compare plans — Medicare Plan Finder: medicare.gov | 1-800-MEDICARE (1-800-633-4227) - Free one-on-one help — State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP): shiphelp.org If this helped, share it with someone on Medicare before December 7. Subscribe for plain-English help protecting your money. #Medicare #Medicare2027 #OpenEnrollment #PartD #MedicareAdvantage #SeniorFinance