Trump administration sends one-time $90 Medicare Part B rebate

Timeline

2. CMS says paper rebate checks arrive in late October, with a Social Security line for tracking

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   NEWSBREAK

   Paper checks for Medicare's one-time $90 Part B rebate are due in late October, CMS says, with a Social Security line to track them

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   • Medicare's One-Time $90 Part B Rebate Goes to 20.8 Million Eligible Enrollees, but Medicare Advantage Members Are Excluded

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4. Rebate from 2008 Medicare fund reaches 20.8 million seniors; most beneficiaries get nothing

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   NEWSBREAK

   Are You One of the Millions Who Won't Receive Trump's $90 Medicare Rebate?

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   • Treasury is mailing $90 checks later in October to some of the 20.8 million Original Medicare Part B enrollees, after most got the rebate by direct deposit around October 8

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5. Explainer tells Original Medicare members how to check whether their $90 rebate arrived

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   NEWSBREAK

   Original Medicare Members Are Getting a One-Time $90 Part B Rebate. How to Check Yours

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6. KEY

   Part B enrollees without direct deposit to get mailed $90 checks; Medicare Advantage members excluded

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   NEWSBREAK

   Eligible Original Medicare Part B enrollees without direct deposit get Trump's rebate as a Treasury check mailed later this month, and Social Security opened a payment-status line on October 15

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   • October's Medicare rebate check is labeled a Medicare Improvement Fund payment, and CMS says people on Medicare Advantage, Medicaid premium help or IRMAA are all left out

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   • More than 20 million people in Original Medicare Part B are getting a one-time $90 rebate from a fund Congress created in 2008 and never used

     thefinancialwire.com