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  1. CMS manages the federal health insurance program.
  2. CMS manages adjustments for Medicare Part B.

CMS Announces Medicare Part B Premiums Deduction from Social Security

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CMS announced the Medicare Part B premiums, which will be deducted from Social Security checks. While Social Security calculates its annual cost-of-living adjustment (COLA), rising Medicare Part B premiums absorb a portion of that increase.

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The deduction means that even when Social Security benefits increase via COLA, the rising premiums reduce the net extra money received by most Medicare Part B enrollees.

CMS manages adjustments for Medicare Part B and oversees the federal health insurance program.

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Who's involved

  • MedicareUS federal health insurance program
  • Social SecurityEntitlement program whose benefits are affected by the premium deduction
  • CMSAdministrative body responsible for implementing the Medicare program
  • Social Security AdministrationAgency that administers the Social Security program from which deductions are made

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