Medicare Advantage Is Complicated—Here’s How Older Adults Can Navigate Open Enrollment Successfully
Using one word, how would you describe the Medicare health insurance landscape in the U.S.? Dizzying? Maybe. Overwhelming?
Aetna Medicare Supplement 2025 Review
Aetna Medicare Supplement insurance is designed for people who’ve enrolled in Original Medicare to help cover some gaps in ...
Colorado Medicaid program battles new problems — with few answers — after transport fraud scheme
State health officials suspended one of Colorado’s largest Medicaid transportation providers last week after accusing it of ...
Is Humana dropping your Medicare Advantage plan? Here’s what you need to know.
The cuts will mean turmoil and confusion for many beneficiaries, as well as the risk of higher premiums, fewer benefits or ...
OPINION | Hicks: Indiana is facing a Medicaid dilemma
The plain and ineluctable fact is that Indiana’s economy has spent 25 years falling further behind the rest of the U.S.
A New Prescription for What Ails Medicare
Lawmakers and providers need to step in before the program’s financial stability is threatened, Ron Williams, Diane Hansen, ...
GOP leaders downplay Medicaid cuts as they seek $2T in savings
House Republican leaders on Tuesday downplayed the possibility of cuts to Medicaid benefits as they seek a reconciliation ...
Trump is unlikely to end Medicare drug price talks — here's what that means for patients and pharma
Trump could either weaken the negotiations in a way that benefits the pharmaceutical industry, or try to achieve even deeper ...
Why Is Elon Musk Investigating Medicare? What He's Looking to Find
Trump and DOGE head Elon Musk are looking to make widespread cuts to federal agencies in the first month of Trump's ...
Is SB 1017 really dead? What to know about Oklahoma's legislative process, Deevers' bill
Deevers said he has withdrawn the controversial bill aiming to reduce IEP services, but under Senate rules, it may not be ...
Robert Vargas and Tony Christiano: What rolling back Medicaid expansion would do to Illinoisans
If Congress follows through on rolling back Medicaid expansion, 900,000 Illinoisans could lose their health insurance.
Medicaid covers nearly 1 in 4 Virginians. Here’s what could happen if federal funding goes away.
President Donald Trump has promised to “love and cherish” Medicaid, but Congressional talks of cutting billions in funding to the program have advocates worried. Virginia Medicaid, called Cardinal ...