Trump announces $90 Medicare payments and Albanese addresses OpenAI accessing Australian Medicare data while researchers link ultraprocessed foods to poor health outcomes.
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A crowded healthcare conference hall with attendees from diverse backgrounds, a podium at the center, and a large window behind showing a cityscape with a mix of old and modern buildings, as a speaker gestures to a projected light on the audience, with a warm and muted color palette, conveying a sense of discussion and discovery.
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Trump administration approves $90 one-time Medicare Part B rebate payments
Approximately 20.8 million Original Medicare enrollees qualify for the payments, which will be issued this month.
By Vera Castillo · 12dThe Trump administration has approved one-time $90 rebate payments for eligible Medicare Part B enrollees. The payments are scheduled to be sent this week.
Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services confirms 20.8 million Americans qualify for the rebate. That is less than one third of all Medicare recipients. Roughly 35 million Medicare Advantage enrollees are excluded from the program.
Total estimated cost for the payments is approximately $2 billion. Funds will be drawn from the Medicare Improvement Fund, created by Congress in 2008. The fund was originally established for improvements to the Medicare fee-for-service program.
White House spokeswoman Allison Schuster stated the administration is putting money directly back in the hands of Medicare patients to enable Americans to take control of their health.
CMS administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz confirmed the Trump administration approved $50 billion in rural health care spending via the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
Donald Trump announced the rebate on Truth Social, stating the payment fulfills pledges to protect Medicare and Social Security.
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