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Trump Administration Announces $90 One-Time Payment to 20 Million Seniors

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What happened

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President Donald Trump announced a one-time $90 payment to more than 20 million seniors enrolled in Medicare Part B across all 50 states. The administration stated that the payment is intended to help beneficiaries cover the cost of outpatient care premiums. The funds are being diverted from the Medicare Improvement Fund, which Congress created in 2008 to bolster the traditional Medicare program.

From aol.com, healthcaredive.com

Why it matters

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The payment is targeted at seniors who are not already receiving premium assistance from Medicaid or who are not higher earners subject to increased premiums. The administration stated that California has the highest number of eligible seniors for this bonus.

From aol.com, healthcaredive.com

Who's involved

  • Donald TrumpAnnounced the payment and oversees the administration of the funds.

How it developed

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  1. Trump administration diverts funds from the Medicare Improvement Fund created by Congress, with California having the most eligible seniors.1 source
  2. The Medicare Improvement Fund was created by Congress, leading to financial bonus announcements from the White House.1 source
  3. Announced payments from the fund to help enrollees.1 source
  4. Trump promised payments to seniors for Medicare premiums at a rally in Vandalia.1 source

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