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Medicare Part D cost changes may shift enrollment toward Medicare Advantage

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MarketWatch reports that the Trump administration has decided to end a program that helped keep the cost of Medicare prescription drug plans lower.

The change is expected to raise Medicare Part D premiums, which could make Medicare Advantage plans more attractive for some enrollees, according to MarketWatch.

The outlet frames Medicare Advantage plans as potential beneficiaries of the policy shift, as higher Part D costs may steer people toward an alternative coverage option.

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MarketWatchRising Medicare Part D premiums could drive more people into Medicare Advantage plans

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