Details of Sen. Tom Coburn's $9 trillion plan to balance the budget released

Would reduce the size of government by 25 percent over 10 years.

Would balance the budget within 10 years.

Saves $2.64 trillion from the two health care programs over 10 years.

Creates a combined $550 annual deductible for Medicare's Part A (hospitalization) and Part B (physician services).

Caps out-of-pocket spending at $7,500 annually.

Prevents “Medigap” policies from covering first $500 of expenditures and limits coverage to 50 percent of next $5,000.

Gradually raises Medicare eligibility age to 67 by 2027, then to 69 by 2080.

Increases premiums for Medicare Part B by 2 percent a year for five years for all recipients.

Requires wealthier recipients to pay full premium costs for Medicare Part B and Part D (prescription drugs).

Repeals 2010 health care law provisions that would add millions more people to Medicaid.