Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://mypepack.gophersport.com/video/?vid=SH4WF1dA2lM Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Medicare Part D Will Raise Seniors Prescription Drug Costs [7sfHFg70gln] Health Updated on August 11, 2026 EDT — Published on August 11, 2026 EDT The Trump administration is ending enhanced Medicare Part D subsidies, a change that will raise prescription drug premiums for many seniors by about $20 a month on average, though the impact will vary by plan. If someone has to absorb those higher costs, should it really be older Americans living on fixed incomes? 7JhUcpjkbkG FnyWqNaTrkF raxyNDtnoSp s56C2DBN7GY LvnRA1A6Ak5
The Trump administration is ending enhanced Medicare Part D subsidies, a change that will raise prescription drug premiums for many seniors by about $20 a month on average, though the impact will vary by plan. If someone has to absorb those higher costs, should it really be older Americans living on fixed incomes? 7JhUcpjkbkG FnyWqNaTrkF raxyNDtnoSp s56C2DBN7GY LvnRA1A6Ak5