What is official today (2026)

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services set the 2026 standard Part B premium at $202.90 per month and the Part B deductible at $283. Part B coinsurance remains 20% for many services. Confirm on Medicare.gov before you budget.

2027 is not official yet

CMS typically announces the next year’s Part A and Part B premiums, deductibles, and An extra amount some people with higher incomes pay on top of the Part B and Part D premiums. Social Security decides it. It is not a plan fee. amounts in the fall (often November). Checked October 19, 2026, that fact sheet was not out. The September 28, 2026 CMS release covered average Medicare Advantage and stand-alone Part D premiums. It did not set the Part B premium. Until the Part A and Part B fact sheet is out, treat any 2027 Part B premium as a projection. The 2026 Medicare Trustees Report estimated a standard Part B premium near $209.50 per month for 2027. That is not a CMS premium. Last year’s trustee estimates have missed the final number.

An extra amount some people with higher incomes pay on top of the Part B and Part D premiums. Social Security decides it. It is not a plan fee. can change what you pay

Higher-income beneficiaries may pay an Income-Related Monthly Adjustment Amount on top of the standard Part B premium (and a separate Part D An extra amount some people with higher incomes pay on top of the Part B and Part D premiums. Social Security decides it. It is not a plan fee.). 2026 An extra amount some people with higher incomes pay on top of the Part B and Part D premiums. Social Security decides it. It is not a plan fee. uses 2024 Modified adjusted gross income. For the extra Part B and Part D amount, Medicare usually looks at the tax return from two years earlier.. 2027 An extra amount some people with higher incomes pay on top of the Part B and Part D premiums. Social Security decides it. It is not a plan fee. brackets will be in the same fall CMS announcement. Use the An extra amount some people with higher incomes pay on top of the Part B and Part D premiums. Social Security decides it. It is not a plan fee. calculator only for 2026 figures.

Where to confirm

Medicare.gov and the CMS newsroom are the official sources. Social Security deducts Part B from many Social Security checks. This website cannot set your premium.