Members of Congress reintroduced the Medicare Economic Security Solutions Act in Washington, D.C., proposing sweeping reforms ...

HSAs are getting a glow-up in the pending tax bill. Those 55+ and workers enrolled in Medicare Part A have more opportunity ...

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act was passed in the House and is now in the hands of the Senate. If passed, it would include big ...

Medicare Part B drug negotiations in 2028 pose challenges for providers, requiring new payment systems and strategies to ...

Rigorous answers about the program’s effects on drug innovation are still a ways off. However, some information about ...

Medicare no longer covers Wegovy specifically for weight loss purposes, though coverage may still be available when ...

Before enrolling in Medicare, it is wise to learn how the health program works to avoid errors, such as late enrollment, overlooking costs, and choosing unsuitable plans.

Medicare beneficiaries can make many types of changes to their coverage. A person with Original Medicare can join a stand-alone Part D plan, switch Part D plans, or drop their Part D coverage.

Beneficiaries’ initial enrollment choices, whether active or passive, tend to have long-lasting implications because ...

Ever asked yourself why so many older Americans are continuing to pay more for Medicare Part B sometimes for the remainder of ...

Trying to keep up with Medicare Part D changes can feel like a full-time job. Though the program is supposed to make life easier for enrollees, major changes in 2025 – including a new $2,000 out ...