2013 Medicare Part B premium — $104.90
Standard monthly Part B premium, 2013
$104.90
+$5.00 on 2012. The annual deductible was $147, +$7 on the year before.
- Standard premium
- $104.90per month
- Annual deductible
- $147
- Change on 2012
- +$5.005.01%
What it did to a Social Security payment
The Part B premium is withheld from the Social Security payment, so it lands in the same January as the cost-of-living adjustment and the two move against each other. A $2,000 monthly benefit in 2012 became $2,034 gross with the 1.7% adjustment — a rise of +$34. After the premium went from $99.90 to $104.90, the payment rose +$29, an effective 1.53%.
| 2012 | 2013 | |
|---|---|---|
| Gross monthly benefit | $2,000 | $2,034 |
| Part B premium | $99.90 | $104.90 |
| Net payment | $1,900 | $1,929 |
The full ledger for a $2,000 benefit at 2026 rates carries the annual figures and the percentile context.
No income-related table is committed for 2013
The Federal Register notice for 2013 states the tier percentages in prose but publishes no bracket table, and this site does not hand-key a table it could not read from a primary source. The standard premium and deductible above are primary-sourced and complete. The coverage gaps are listed in full.
Related
- Every year22 premium years
- IRMAA bracketsall committed years
- Hold harmlessthe premium cap
- The 2013 COLA1.7%
- Offset calculatoryour amount
- The net raisethe study
Sources and freshness
- Federal Register — Medicare Program; Medicare Part B Monthly Actuarial Rates, Premium Rate, and Annual Deductible Beginning January 1, 2013 — verified 10 August 2026
- SSA POMS HI 01101.020 — Income-related monthly adjustment amount — verified 10 August 2026
Every year page draws on that year’s own Federal Register notice, retrieved from federalregister.gov.
Figures effective 1 January 2013. Page figures last verified against the sources above on 10 August 2026. Corrections: the correction log · support@inventum.com.au