Should I worry about Medicare cuts?

Answered by 5 licensed agents

We should be concerned about changes to access the health services we rely on. Changes to Medicare can limit access to doctors who may not accept new Medicare patients. If Medicare cuts what they pay to doctors, yes, this could be a problem for care.

Answered by Gary Church on July 27, 2025

Broker Licensed in Ca, AZ, NV & TX

Answered by Gary Church Medicare Insurance Agent
Plans run alike all plans are guaranteed for 1 year. January to December. They automatically renew each year

Answered by Daniel Brechin on July 25, 2025

Agent Licensed in AL

Answered by Daniel Brechin Medicare Insurance Agent
Stay informed. Each year Medicare sends out a Medicare and Me booklet which explains Medicare coverage, review your copy. Also, each year providers issue a NOAC or Notice of Annual Change in their plans. Review your copy and take note of the year to year comparison.

Finally, speak with a trusted local agent about your situation and insurance needs.

Answered by Ron Cronwell on July 26, 2025

Agent Licensed in TN

Answered by Ron Cronwell Medicare Insurance Agent
I advise that you have an agent who is always watching for the newest changes and is aware of how to manuever those changes, but worry? No! That is left up to me!

Answered by Tammy Chase on July 26, 2025

Agent Licensed in AR, AL, AZ & 13 other states

Answered by Tammy Chase Medicare Insurance Agent
I would say no at this time but I would recommend that everyone explore all of their options when looking for a plan to make sure it really fit your needs.

Answered by Jessie Rhodes on July 26, 2025

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

Answered by Jessie Rhodes Medicare Insurance Agent

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