The U.S. government shutdown, which started on October 1, has halted many federal services, leaving millions of Medicare beneficiaries wondering how this will affect their health care benefits and ...

Seniors often report ever-convincing calls from people claiming to be from health care or Medicare, but these are fraudsters.

A battle over Obamacare is at the center of the government shutdown but the ripple effects are reaching other services, including Medicare. The shutdown won’t derail Medicare’s core services or the ...

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has tapped ID.me to verify the identities of beneficiaries on Medicare.gov, according to a Tuesday announcement from the identity-proofing company. ID.me ...

Your Medicare, Medicaid or Affordable Care Act coverage won’t vanish during the government shutdown, but changes to some benefits and fewer government workers to help could still disrupt care for ...

Medicare's cap on out-of-pocket costs helps cancer patients and others taking expensive drugs. With less financial burden, ...

Medicare offers help for caregivers of dementia patients but getting the word out has not been easy. People who work in ...

The Better Business Bureau is warning people about scams involving open enrollment for Medicare and Healthcare.gov. The scam involves unsolicited calls or messages claiming to "help" you find the best ...

Medicare is funded through mandatory spending, keeping it safe from government shutdowns. The Medicare enrollment process begins with the Social Security Administration. The Affordable Care Act (ACA) ...

AARP says Medicare’s new drug price negotiations could save seniors billions of dollars each year Average price cuts across ...