Who Won’t Get It
The biggest group left out is people on private Medicare plans. Seniors enrolled in Medicare Advantage, the private plan alternative to traditional Medicare, are not eligible, and more than half of eligible Medicare beneficiaries have Medicare Advantage, according to KFF. That exclusion applies even to Medicare Advantage plans that offer a “Part B giveback.”
Two other groups are also excluded: people whose Part B premiums are paid by Medicaid and those who pay an income-related monthly adjustment amount. Medicare Savings Programs count as premium assistance from Medicaid, so if your state already pays your Part B premium, you won’t get the $90.
I’m waiting on my $90.
Thank you in advance. I’m 73 yrs old.
Have medicare/medicaid dual plan.
It would be a great help and a blessing to receive 90.00 to help with items that you can’t get from OTC.
I’m very interested in this.
do I get the $90’00
Will I get the 90.00 dollars? I have the advantages plan both A and B
too funny