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Humana Cuts Medicare Part B Giveback for 2027 Plans

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What happened

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Humana is cutting or eliminating the Part B giveback for 62% of affected Medicare Advantage members in its 2027 plans. This reduction means that a lost $50 monthly giveback turns a $70 COLA raise into only a $20 net gain for affected retirees.

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Why it matters

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The Part B giveback is used by some Medicare Advantage plans to cover a share of the member's Medicare Part B premium. When this giveback is reduced, less is withheld from Social Security, directly altering the net monthly deposit for affected members.

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Who's involved

  • HumanaAmerican managed health care company cutting the Part B giveback for 2027 plans
  • MedicareUS federal health insurance program whose premium deductions are affected by the giveback
  • Social SecurityGovernment agency whose deposit amounts are altered by the change in the Part B giveback

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