The Centers for Medicare Services announced on Thursday the changes that will go into effect for Medicare recipients for 2017. First the Part A deductible will be increasing by $28 from $1,288 to $1,316 and the Part B 
deductible will be increasing by $16 from $166 to $183. Those on Medicare Supplement Plans D and G will have to pay the additional $16 out of pocket before the supplement plan takes over. The Part A deductible is covered by most Medicare Supplement plans but rates for next year will likely increase to cover this additional cost.
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