The 2026 Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment Period runs from Jan. 1, 2026 to March 31, 2026. This only applies to those ...

Turning sixty-five should be a milestone to celebrate, not a financial minefield to navigate. Yet countless Americans walk ...

Medicare is one of the few government programs where a missed deadline can quietly drain your wallet for decades. If you are ...

I’m 66, still working, and getting health insurance through my employer. I’d like to continue to work for at least a couple ...

A 100% service-connected disabled veteran receiving benefits from the Department of Veterans Affairs said he pays nothing for his medical care, dental, vision or prescriptions. So when he got his ...

There's a reason many older workers push themselves to remain employed until they turn 65. Age 65 is when Medicare eligibility generally begins. And without Medicare or employer-subsidized insurance, ...

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Nov. 25 issued a proposed rule for policies governing the Medicare Advantage and Part D programs for 2027. CMS proposed changes to the quality measurement ...

Medicare officials have announced an increase of almost 10% to premiums for 2026, when the monthly cost will exceed $200. The cost refers to the Medicare Part B premium, deductible and coinsurance ...

The 9.7% increase in the cost of Medicare Part B premiums for 2026 is due to several factors, including projected growth in Medicare Advantage and outpatient care next year Medicare Part B premiums ...

The rapidly rising premium for Part B, which covers retirees’ outpatient services, reflects the fast pace of growth for health care costs nationally. By Mark Miller If you’re enrolled in Medicare, you ...

Many people have their Medicare Part B premium automatically deducted from the Social Security benefits each month. Retirees received the good news in late October that those receiving average Social ...

Dear Toni: In August, my husband and I enrolled in a Medicare supplement, which has not paid a medical claim because we were in a Medicare Advantage plan when we applied for the supplemental policy.