Is my Medicare deductible supposed change from year to year?

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William Lawler · Accepted Answer

I am not sure what you mean by Medicare deductible. but, yes, deductible usually change from year to year. This is why it is very important to do a review with your Medicare agent every year.
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Daniel Brechin · Answer

Yes, the plans all have changes based on Federal Medicare rules. If you have questions each year I will be available to assist and make sure the plan you have chosen to meet with you annually to review the next year plans changes. Also, you receive changes on the plan you have chosen will let you know ahead of the 10/15 Annual enrollment change

Answered by Daniel Brechin on July 25, 2025

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Ron Cronwell · Answer

The Part A and Part B annual deductibles are set by CMS. So, they may change each year. CMS annouces what the adjustments are around mid year, for the next year.

Fred Manas · Answer

Yes, your Medicare deductibles are subject to change from year to year. 
More specifically:
The Medicare Part A deductible, which applies per benefit period (defined as the start of an inpatient stay until 60 consecutive days of not receiving inpatient care), can change annually.
The Medicare Part B deductible is an annual deductible, meaning you pay it once each year, and the amount is subject to annual adjustments.
Medicare Part D deductibles can vary depending on the specific plan chosen, and some plans may have no deductible at all. However, the maximum allowed deductible for Part D can also change annually. 
In short, it's wise to stay informed about the latest Medicare deductible amounts and any other cost changes, since these are typically announced in the fall for the upcoming year, according to Medicare Interactive.

Jessie Rhodes · Answer

So with the Original Medicare the part B deductible doesn't change yearly but when it comes to the Medicare Advantage plans they may change on a year to year basis but generally those plans do not have a Medical deductible.

Answered by Jessie Rhodes on July 26, 2025

Agent Licensed in TX, AL, AR & 23 other states

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Joey Gutierrez · Answer

This is not a "yes" or "no" answer.  This is a wait and see.  Historically they have changed each year.

Joel Hill · Answer

Yes, Medicare deductibles are not fixed for life. They are reviewed and often adjusted annually either by Medicare for part A&B or your private plan (part C&D).

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