Économie · Medicare subsidy ends · Archives25 millions de personnes âgées confrontées à des primes de médicaments plus élevées après la fin de la subvention Medicare par TrumpRédigé 7 septembre 2026 à 21:22 UTCRegarderTranscription0:00The Trump administration announced it0:01will end the Medicare subsidy program0:03after this year, a move that affects0:05roughly 25 million Americans. The0:08subsidy, created by the Biden0:09administration 2 years ago, provided an0:11average of $36 per month to help0:13beneficiaries afford prescriptions. CMS0:16administrator Dr. Oz now argues the0:18subsidies are no longer needed, saying0:20premiums will rise less than $10 for0:22most recipients. The average beneficiary0:24currently receives $36 a month, but the0:27administration projects premium0:28increases of less than $10, a figure0:31beneficiaries won't know for certain0:33until the fall. With the exact increase0:35not known until the fall, millions of0:38seniors face uncertainty over health0:40care costs just ahead of the midterm0:41elections.Lire l’articleChronologie de l’histoireHeyDexLe format court ↗
