One of the surprises some retirees encounter is that Medicare premiums aren’t the same for everyone. Although the ...

As a lawyer, I have exclusively represented long-term care healthcare providers for over ten years. I have gained useful insight into how people plan—or, in many cases, fail to plan—for the ...

Analysis of 20 years of data highlights differences in reimbursement trends across ophthalmology subspecialties and practice ...

It's important to keep up with Medicare changes, as some could have a significant effect on your finances.

Open enrollment for Medicare is coming this fall and the time is now to start researching your options. Whether you have already enrolled in Medicare, or this enrollment period will be your first, ...

Navigating the world of Medicare can be complex to say the least, but understanding the main differences among Medicare Parts A, B, C, and D is essential for making informed decisions about your ...

Medicare Advantage (MA) continues to grow in enrollment, but understanding how coverage decisions are made – and what CMS requires – remains complex. In 2025, CMS tightened rules around prior ...

There are many Medicare options to consider, so understanding how to navigate them is important. You can begin considering Medicare options before you turn 65, which is when you first become eligible.

Each year there are set times a person can enroll in Medicare or change existing Medicare plans. There are separate enrollment periods for Medicare Parts A and B (Original Medicare) and Medicare Part ...

Discover how the Medicare Hold Harmless Provision safeguards your Social Security benefits against rising Medicare Part B premiums and eases retirees’ financial burdens.

If Medicare does not agree to pay for a service or item that a person has received, they will issue a Medicare denial letter. Medicare can deny coverage for many different reasons. Medicare provides ...