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Additionally, expanded telehealth coverage has been extended, but it's set to expire at the end of 2024 unless Congress takes further action.

There are also changes to Medicare's open enrollment periods, which might be a good opportunity to re-evaluate your coverage. If you're a higher-income earner, be aware of surcharges on your premiums. And if you have significant prescription drug needs, understanding the phase-out of the coverage gap is crucial.