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We are committed to keeping you informed about your retiree benefits, pension funds, medical and drug costs and the truth about Medical Advantage Plans. This column features a current topic on these issues. (click here for previous FORUM articles )
The NRLN has published podcast Episode #8, the first production when I have hosted a guest. Joining me for the dialogue was Ed Beltram, NRLN Vice President – Communications, who has researched and written the NRLN whitepaper: Congress and President Must Act to Reduce Price of Prescription Drugs Talk Is Cheap – Drugs Are Not!
Episode 8 is available at the top of this page in the middle of the header.
Ed and I discussed that for all the bipartisan talk on drug prices by members of Congress, there has been little done in the way of legislation to stem the increases in prescription drug prices and lower out-of-pocket costs. The 64 million Americans on Medicare are caught in the terrible perfect storm of prescription drug price gouging. They are taking more expensive medications while living on fixed incomes. Even with their Medicare Part D prescription drug plan they are paying substantial out-of-pocket costs. This means that they especially feel the pain of pharmaceutical companies’ relentless price increases.
We cited the bills in Congress that the NRLN has lobbied for that would remove the prohibition on Medicare negotiating drug prices; end pay-for-delay a tactics that obstructs generic drugs from coming to market, and allow importation of less expensive drugs from Canada.
We also discuss the executive orders that President Trump has issued that his Administration believes would reduce the cost of prescription drugs.
With only a few days remaining in the 116th Congress (2019 and 2020), the prescription drug bills that the NRLN has supported will not be passed. However, we will lobby for reintroduction of the key bills early in the 117th Congress (2021 and 2022) that begins on January 3, 2021.
Remember, Seniors are Special!
Bill Kadereit, President
National Retiree Legislative Network
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How much did your U.S. Representatives and Senators take as campaign contributions from the Pharmaceutical and Health Products Industry for their recent election campaigns and the current 2019-20 one? Could this be a reason why bills to reduce the price of prescription drugs are not being passed? Click here to see data that the NRLN has compiled from OpenSecrets.Org, Center for Responsive Politics. All Senators and Representatives are now shown by state and amount for ease of reviewing your state's delegation.
NRLN Provides New “Report Card” Feature on Members of Congress
The Final 116th Congress Report Cards have been issued by state delegation. Take a look to see how your's did.
Do your Senators or Representative support bills that help retirees? Check it out here!
Click here for the Action Alert issued on February 13 requesting letters to Congress to remove the TRUST Act from the COVID-19 economic stimulus legislation. Click here and scroll down to respond to the February 9 Action Alert to urge Representatives and Senators to remove legislative language from the COVID-19 bill that is harmful to the funding of single employer pension plans.
Dr. David B. Agus, professor of medicine at the University of Southern California and medical contributor to CBS News, answers questions in a CBS video about the coronavirus vaccine. Click here to access the CBS video. The NRLN is not offering the video for medical advice but thought the video offers coverage that relates to a wide variety of possible situations and questions many of us may have. Consult with your physician and other sources about specific questions as more information develops.
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Democrats plan crackdown on rising drug costs
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By Clyde Hughes; United Press International ~ Feb 15, 2021
Here Are Some Tips for Seniors Looking to Get a Covid Vaccine
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How to Cut the Cord on Cable
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Biden’s stimulus gamble: Massive cuts to Medicare, farm aid
By Caitlin Emma; Politico ~ Feb 13, 2021
Dreading Your Pandemic Tax Return? Answers to Your Most-Asked Tax Questions for 2020.
By Janet H. Cho; Bloomberg ~ Feb 12, 2021
As Millions Get Shots, F.D.A. Struggles to Get Safety Monitoring System Running
By Sheila Kaplan; The New York Times ~ Feb 12, 2021
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Via KHN Morning Briefing; Kaiser Health News ~ Feb 12, 2021
As Drug Prices Keep Rising, State Lawmakers Propose Tough New Bills to Curb Them
By Harris Meyer; Kaiser Health News ~ Feb 12, 2021
The American Rescue Plan and Multiemployer Pensions
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Drug Prices by Committee: One Way Biden Could Lower Costs
By Austin Frakt; The New York Times ~ Feb 11, 2021
Social Security scam calls use false claims of Social Security Number theft to steal money
By Jason Knowles & Ann Pistone; Eyewitness News ~ Feb 10, 2021
Budget reconciliation may be the only hope for lower drug prices
From Tim Lash; The Hill ~ Feb 10, 2021
Democrats Proposed Changes to Obamacare Do Not Address High Health Care Costs
By Nicole Fallert; Newsweek ~ Feb 10, 2021
Medicare payment for physician-administered (Part B) drugs: The interim final rule and a better way forward
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Medicaid, Drug-Pricing Measures To Be Added To Sweeping Stimulus Bill
Via KHN Morning Briefing; Kaiser Health News ~ Feb 10, 2021
Third stimulus check update: House Democrats’ new plan wouldn’t lower eligibility for $1,400 checks
By Lance Lambert & Anne Sraders; Fortune ~ Feb 09, 2021
Democrats Agree On Income Cutoffs For Relief Checks
Via KHN Morning Briefing; Kaiser Health News ~ Feb 09, 2021
2020 Tax Guide: Everything You Need to Know
By Leslie Gaydos; NBC10Boston ~ Feb 09, 2021
Opinion: What will low interest rates do to retirement savings?
From Alicia H. Munnel; MarketWatch ~ Feb 09, 2021
Pfizer Speeds Up Vaccine Production; Fauci Sees End To Shortages
Via KHN Morning Briefing; Kaiser Health News ~ Feb 08, 2021
The Best Ways To Negotiate Medical Debt
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By Samantha Chatman; WABC-TV ~ Feb 08, 2021
Opinion: Americans are wondering: Will I get the vaccine or the virus first?
From Jhodie-Ann Williams & Jane Greenway Carr; CNN ~ Feb 06, 2021
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By Matthew Perrone; The Associated Press ~ Feb 06, 2021
Senate Moves Stimulus Bill Forward, Agrees to Restrict High Earners From Getting Checks
By Christy Bieber ; The Motley Fool ~ Feb 06, 2021
White House Announces Six New Companies Will Produce At-Home Coronavirus Tests, DOD Will Send Troops To Help Vaccinate Public
By Christian Datoc; Daily Caller ~ Feb 05, 2021
J&J Submits Single-Shot Vaccine To FDA For Emergency Use Review
Via KHN Morning Briefing; Kaiser Health News ~ Feb 05, 2021
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By Reshma Kapadia; Barron’s ~ Feb 05, 2021
Senate Approves Relief Package, Dismisses Minimum Wage Hike
Via KHN Morning Briefing; Kaiser Health News ~ Feb 05, 2021
Walsh Pledges to Help Solve Multiemployer Pension Crisis
By Ted Godbout; ASPPA ~ Feb 05, 2021
‘Cruel’ Digital Race For Vaccines Leaves Many Seniors Behind
By Will Stone; Kaiser Health News ~ Feb 04, 2021
Biden Open To Stimulus Check Limits; House Vote Paves Path For Big Bill
Via KHN Morning Briefing; Kaiser Health News ~ Feb 04, 2021
Feds To Start Shipping Vaccines Directly To Pharmacies
Via KHN Morning Briefing; Kaiser Health News ~ Feb 03, 2021
Medical house call startup Heal expands to 4 new markets as demand for in-home doctor visits grows
By Brian T. Horowitz; FierceHealthcare ~ Feb 03, 2021
Medicare Increases Access to Care, Affordability for Seniors
By Kelsey Waddill; HealthPayer Intelligence ~ Feb 03, 2021
Want to age at home instead of a nursing home? Consider this first
By Alessandra Malito; MarketWatch ~ Feb 03, 2021
Democrats risk unintended Medicare cuts if they pass partisan Covid relief
By Sahil Kapur; NBC News ~ Feb 01, 2021
When Your Chance for a Covid Shot Comes, Don’t Worry About the Numbers
By Arthur Allen & Liz Szabo; Kaiser Health News ~ Feb 01, 2021
Biden Administration Delays Trump’s Drug Pricing Rebate Rule For A Year
Via KHN Morning Briefing; Kaiser Health News ~ Feb 01, 2021
Biden’s Healthcare Agenda In 2021: Shoring Up The Affordable Care Act
Why the GameStop frenzy may hurt retirees along with hedge funds
By Greg Iacurci; CNBC ~ Feb 01, 2021
Dems Move to Pass $1.9 Trillion Bill Without GOP Support
By Brian Trusdell; Newsmax ~ Feb 01, 2021
GOP Senators Offer $600 Billion Stimulus Compromise to Biden
Newsmax ~ Jan 31, 2021
3 surprising pitfalls of working during retirement
By Maurie Backman,TMF; Fox Business ~ Jan 31, 2021
Computer-Shy Elderly Are Shouldered Aside in Vaccination Race
By Dina Bass, Angelica LaVito, & Stacie Sherman; Bloomberg ~ Jan 30, 2021
Opinion: How the U.S. can avoid a future where millions of retired Americans can’t meet their basic needs
From Dan Doonan; MarketWatch ~ Jan 30, 2021
‘Simple is beautiful’: One-shot vaccine proves effective
By Lauran Neergaard & Linda A. Johnson; The Associated Press ~ Jan 29, 2021
ACA Enrollment To Reopen For Three Months; Biden Aims To Roll Back Medicaid Barriers
Via KHN Morning Briefing; Kaiser Health News ~ Jan 29, 2021
What You Need To Know About Coronavirus-Related Distributions Before Filing Your 2020 Tax Return
From Ron Carson; Forbes ~ Jan 29, 2021
States Move Ahead With Canada Drug Importation While Awaiting Signal From Biden
By Phil Galewitz; Kaiser Health News ~ Jan 29, 2021
Medicare Beneficiaries And The Cost Of Treating Covid-19
From Gregory Gurbikian; Forbes ~ Jan 29, 2021
Do Americans Really Pay Triple The Price Paid By Foreign Countries For Drugs?
From John LaMattina; Forbes ~ Jan 28, 2021
RAND: U.S. brand-name drug prices nearly 3 times higher than other countries
By Brian P. Dunleavy; United Press International ~ Jan 28, 2021
Get ready for tax season: How your stimulus check will be categorized with the IRS
By Megan DeMatteo; CNBC ~ Jan 28, 2021
What A New Administration Means For The Healthcare Industry
From “Forrester”; Forbes ~ Jan 27, 2021
Perspectives: Biden, Congress Must Seize Moment To Reduce Drug Prices
Via KHN Morning Briefing; Kaiser Health News ~ Jan 27, 202
Shoring Up Social Security. Social Security is headed for a shortfall. But sooner or later, lawmakers will act to preserve your benefits.
By Lisa Gerstner; Kiplinger’s ~ Jan 27, 2021
PBM group asks court to put Trump's last-minute drug rebate rule on hold
By Brendan Pierson; Reuters ~ Jan 26, 2021
Biden To Open Heathcare.gov For Special Enrollment: Report
Via KHN Morning Briefing; Kaiser Health News ~ Jan 26, 2021
Opinion We Can Improve Health Care. It Just Takes Compromise.
From Lanhee J. Chen & James C. Capretta; The New York Times ~ Jan 26, 2021
10 Things You Need to Know About Your 2020 Tax Return. Filing taxes won't be the same this year. Blame the pandemic
By John Waggoner; AARP ~ Jan 26, 2021
Apple Warns iPhone 12 Users of Potential Risks With Heart Devices
By Charlie McCarthy; Newsmax ~ Jan 25, 2021
Tax Refund Chart Can Help You Guess When You’ll Receive Your Money In 2021
From Kelly Phillips Erb; Forbes ~ Jan 25, 2021
Opinion: How the U.S. can avoid a future where millions of retired Americans can’t meet their basic needs
From Dan Doonan; MarketWatch ~ Jan 25, 2021
Opinion: Public option won't serve the public
From Deane Waldman; The Hill ~ Jan 24, 2021
1099-R Says “You Owe Tax” - What Happened To Your 2020 IRA RMD Rollover?
From Julie Jason, JD, LLM; Forbes ~ Jan 24, 2021
Will There Be IRS Delays in 2021?
By Christy Bieber; The Motley Fool ~ Jan 24, 2021
Biden has promised to reform Social Security — some changes could come as soon as this year
By Lorie Konish; CNBC ~ Jan 23, 2021
Dwindling Vaccine Supply Hinders Plans To Speed Up Distribution
Via KHN Morning Briefing; Kaiser Health News ~ Jan 22, 2021
Column: With Higher Taxes Possible, Here’s What to Do Now
By Paul Sullivan; The New York Times ~ Jan 22, 2021
Monthly Social Security Checks Would Be $380 Higher If COLAs Reflected Reality for Seniors
By Robin Hartill, CFP; The Motley Fool ~ Jan 22, 2021
What Is the Most Popular Medicare Supplement Plan?
By “Home Media”; MarketWatch ~ Jan 21, 2021
Opinion: With a new president and a new Congress, it's time for Medicare drug price negotiation
From Max Richtman; The Hill ~ Jan 20, 2021
Multiemployer pension plans could soon see relief
By Hazel Bradford; Pensions & Investments ~ Jan 21, 2021
Opinion: Eliminating Social Security provisions that reduce benefits for some state and local workers is not the way to help retirees
From Alicia H. Munnell; MarketWatch ~ Jan 21, 2021
Patients Fend for Themselves to Access Highly Touted Covid Antibody Treatments
By JoNel Aleccia; Kaiser Health News ~ Jan 20, 2021
Be Smart When Shopping For Additional Medicare Advantage Benefits
From Diane Omdahl; Forbes ~ Jan 20, 2021
Older Americans are sinking into debt—reversing the trend won’t be easy
By Chris Farrell; MarketWatch ~ Jan 20, 2021
Azar: Stockpile Of Vaccine Doses Does Not Exist
Via KHN Morning Briefing; Kaiser Health News ~ Jan 19, 2021
HHS Regulations With Enduring Impact On Pricing And Reimbursement Of Medical Services And Technologies
From Joshua Cohen; Forbes ~ Jan 17, 2021
Some things we know about filing 2020 taxes
By Andy Uhler; Marketplace ~ Jan 18, 2021
Fauci: U.S. 'weeks away' from evaluating new vaccine candidates
By Daniel Uria; United Press International ~ Jan 17, 2021
With America's attention on COVID-19, drugmakers are raising US prices across the board
By Darrel Rowland; The Columbus Dispatch ~ Jan 14, 2021
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From Bruce Y. Lee; Forbes ~ Jan 16, 2021
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By Jessica Hall; Barron’s ~ Jan 16, 2021
Billionaire Mark Cuban Wants To Lower Drug Prices With Generics Startup
By Katie Jennings; Forbes ~ Jan 15, 2021
Will the New Congress Do Anything to Lower Drug Prices?
By Yuval Rosenberg; The Fiscal Times ~ Jan 15, 2021
Doctors’ offices contend with a deluge of requests for the vaccine.
By Giulia McDonnell Nieto del Rio; The New York Times ~ Jan 15, 2021
Report faults 'broken' system for insulin price spikes
By Jessie Hellmann; The Hill ~ Jan 14, 2021
$226,566 in free retirement money is available for some Americans. Don't pass up the money if you're entitled to it
Via Motley Fool; Fox Business ~ Jan 15, 2021
Vaccination Disarray Leaves Seniors Confused About When They Can Get a Shot
By Judith Graham; Kaiser Health News ~ Jan 14, 2021
Why BlackRock’s CEO Says the Retirement Crisis Is Getting Worse
By Leslie P. Norton; Barron’s ~ Jan 14, 2021
Health Insurance Firms Halt Donations To Some Lawmakers After Riot
Via KHN Morning Briefing; Kaiser Health News ~ Jan 13, 2021
AHIP Blasts Pharmaceutical Industry as Drug Prices Increase
By Kelsey Waddill; Healthpayer Intelligence ~ Jan 13, 2021
COVID-19 vaccines sit at hospitals as doctors, pharmacies await doses
By Emily Kopp; Roll Call ~ Jan 13, 2021
Opinion: What we know about which COVID vaccine you’ll receive
By Sy Mukherjee; Fortune ~ Jan 12, 2021
Many in U.S. nervous about seeking medical care due to COVID-19, survey says
By Brian P. Dunleavy; United Press International ~ Jan 12, 2021
A Start-Up That Wants to Undersell the Drug Industry Raises Another $500 Million
By Josh Nathan-Kazis; Barron’s ~ Jan 11, 2021
Despite having intimate knowledge of the pain and death caused by the coronavirus, a surprising number of US healthcare workers are refusing to get a COVID-19 vaccine
By Joshua Zitser; Business Insider ~ Jan 10, 2021
Opinion: After The Georgia Runoff What Tax Planning Should You Do NOW?
From Martin Shenkman; Forbes ~ Jan 10, 2021
JPMorgan, Amazon, and Berkshire Hathaway’s Health-Care Venture Dies. Costs Remain a Problem.
By Josh Nathan-Kazis; Barron’s ~ Jan 08, 2021
Loss Of Smell Or Taste May Signal Mild Covid Case, Study Finds
Via KHN Morning Briefing; Kaiser Health News ~ Jan 08, 2021
Atrial Fibrillation: What Does Medicare Cover?
By Rachel Nall, MSN, CRNA; Healthline ~ Jan 08, 2021
Good News: Virus Immunity Appears To Last Long
Via KHN Morning Briefing; Kaiser Health News ~ Jan 08, 2021
Opinion: Social Security may get some help under a Democratic-controlled Senate — maybe
By Alessandra Malito; MarketWatch ~ Jan 08, 2021
Congress Moves To Fix Medicare Enrollment, But Misses The Biggest Problem
From Howard Gleckman; Forbes ~ Jan 07, 2021
Didn’t get your relief payment yet? You aren’t alone
By Sarah Skidmore Sell; The Associated Press ~ Jan 07, 2021
What Are The New Capital Gains Rates For 2021?
From David Rae; Forbes ~ Jan 06, 2021
Fauci: US could soon give 1 million vaccinations a day
By Lauran Neergaard; The Associated Press ~ Jan 05, 2021
Hospital Prices Just Got a Lot More Transparent. What Does This Mean for You?
By Julie Appleby; Kaiser Health News ~ Jan 05, 2021
Some taxpayers find relief payments sent to wrong account
By Sarah Skidmore Sell; The Associated Press ~ Jan 05, 2021
It’s the New Year, and pharma companies are already hiking prices for popular drugs
By Sy Mukherjee; Fortune ~ Jan 04, 2021
Amazon, JP Morgan, Berkshire Hathaway health care venture to disband
By Peter Sullivan; The Hill ~ Jan 04, 2021
Opinion: How To Fix America’s Retirement Crisis: 10 Experts Weigh In
By Taylor Tepper; Forbes ~ Jan 04, 2021
Specialty Generics Face A Maze Of Perverse Incentives In Medicare Part D
From Joshua Cohen; Forbes ~ Jan 04, 2021
Congress addressed surprise medical bills, but the issue is not resolved
From Mario H. Lopez; The Hill ~ Jan 04, 2021
US Drastically Off Vaccination Target: Only 4.2M Have Received Shot So Far
Via KHN Morning Briefing; Kaiser Health News ~ Jan 04, 2021
Opinion: Eliminating Social Security provisions that reduce benefits for some state and local workers is not the way to help retirees
From Alicia H. Munnell; MarketWatch ~ Jan 04, 2021
Bold Prediction: General Motors Is the Next Apple Stock for Investors
By Travis Hoium; The Motley Fool ~ Jan 02, 2021
Court Injunction Temporarily Upends Most Favored Nation Policy To Lower Prices Of Medicare Part B Drugs
From Joshua Cohen; Forbes ~ Jan 02, 2021
Large Numbers Of Health Care And Frontline Workers Are Refusing Covid-19 Vaccine
By Tommy Beer; Forbes ~ Jan 02, 2021
4 money lessons from 2020 to help you plan for a solid retirement in 2021
By Alessandra Malito; MarketWatch ~ Jan 02, 2021
Medicare For All May Die In 2021
From Bruce Japsen; Forbes ~ Jan 01, 2021