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BIDEN ADDRESSES PROTECTION FOR MEDICARE AND SOCIAL SECURITY AT THE WHITE HOUSE

IMPORTANT TAKE AWAYS FROM BIDEN'S ADDRESS ON MEDICARE AND SOCIAL SECURITY

FROM OUTLAWING SUPRISE BILLING TO LOWERING THE COST OF PRESCIRPTION DRUGS, PRES. JOE BIDEN DISCUSSED HOW HIS VISION FOR THE FUTURE OF MEDICARE WILL SAVE AMERICANS MONEY WITH THE PASSAGE OF THE INFLATION REDUCTION ACT LAST MONTH. WITH AN EYE ON SPOTLIGTING DEMOCRATIC ACCOMPLISMENTSS BEFORE THE MIDTERMS FROM THE ROSE GARDEN REFERIING TO A PAMPHLET FROM SEN. RICK SCOTT, THE GOP LEADER WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR RECLAIMING DOMINANCE IN THE CONGRESS, BUT WHO WANTS TO PUT SOCIAL SECURITY AND MEDICARE ON THE CHOPPING BLOCK. SOME OF THE PROTECTIONS AVAILBLE ARE DIABETES SUFFERERS INSULIN WILL NOW COST NO MORE THAN 35 DOLLARS PER MONTH AS A RESULT OF BIDEN LOWERING THE COST. HE SAYS THEY ARE GOING TO LOWER PRESCIRPTION DRUG PRICES WHETHER YOU ARE ON MEDICARE OR NOT. THE CAP IS AT 2000 DOLLARS PER YEAR NO MATTER WHAT THE COST THROUGH THE DEMOCRATS INFLATION REDUCTION ACT. THE AMERICAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION CALLES DIABETES AN EPIDEMIC IN TE COUNTRY. IT IS DEMOCRATS, BIDEN SAYS WHO WILL PROTECT THESE RESORCED, EVIDENCED BY NOT ON SINGLE REPBLICAN VOTING FOR IS PLAN.

THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES RPEMIUM FROM PART B WILL DECREASE TIHS YEAR.

SENIOR MEDICARE DRUG COVERAEG WILL FULL COVER THE PRICE OF SOTS LIKE TE SINGLES CACINE STARTING JAN. 1 OF 2023.

ANOTER ENANCEMENT TAT WAS JUST ANNOUNCED FROM HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES. . . PREMIUM FROM PART B WILL DECREASE THIS YEAR.

SENIOR MEDICARE DRUG COVERAGE WILL FULLY COVER THE PRICE OF SHOTS LIKE THE SINGLES CACINE STARTING JAN. 1 OF 2023

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