Savvy Senior: What You’ll Pay for Medicare in 2023

Dear Savvy Senior,

I’ve read that retirees will be getting a nice cost-of-living increase in our Social Security benefits next year, but what about Medicare? What will our Medicare Part B monthly premiums and other Medicare costs be in 2023?

– Planning Ahead

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At 94, Aerobics Class Leader Inspires and Motivates

It’s a few minutes before 7 a.m., and the sun is rising outside when 94-year-old Jay Rentzel guides his lanky frame down the ladder into the York YMCA natatorium. The 85-degree water welcomes him to the start of another day.

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Avoid Back Injury in the Workplace

No matter what your job is, chances are it involves at least some lifting. And as we get older, lifting becomes even more hazardous.

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6 Things You Need to Know about Arthritis and Diabetes

Over half of the nearly 24 million Americans with diabetes also have osteoarthritis.

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VA Expands Healthcare Eligibility under PACT Act

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Lebanon VA Medical Center announced that healthcare eligibility for certain Vietnam, Gulf War, and post-9/11 veterans was widely expanded on Oct. 1.

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Free Medicare Counseling Offered this Month

York County Area Agency on Aging is hosting individual counseling throughout open enrollment, which began Oct. 15 and runs through Dec. 7.

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What You Need to Know About Your Lung Cancer Diagnosis and Care

A lung cancer diagnosis can bring a host of emotions and questions, and “now what?” is one of the first. Assembling the right care team and creating a treatment plan designed uniquely for you is important to get you on the right track.

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5 Tips to Cope with Caregiver Stress

Being appointed a caregiver for an older adult can change one’s life completely, whether that person is a parent or you are not related.

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Savvy Senior: How the Inflation Reduction Act Will Lower Your Drug Costs (2)

Dear Savvy Senior,

What kind of changes can Medicare beneficiaries expect to see in the Inflation Reduction Act that was recently signed into law? I’m enrolled in Original Medicare and have a Part D prescription drug plan but spent more than $6,000 out-of-pocket last year on medications alone.

– Overpaying Paul

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