Por: The Atlantic Opinion December 26, 2022
The government is leaving billions of dollars on the table. Here’s how to fix it.Robert Nickelsberg / GettyDecember 26, 2022, 7 AM ETWhen President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the bill establishing Medicare in 1965, he that it was part of Franklin D. Roosevelt’s legacy of government support for those who need it most, the elderly and the poor. At the time, there were essentially no options for older, nonworking Americans to get health coverage.... + full article
Forbes USA Business December 07, 2022
Medicare Director Meena Seshamani, MD, PhDThe Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services When the Medicare and Medicaid Act was signed into law in 1965, the path to entrepreneurship and retirement was more straightforward than it is now. Today, Americans are working longer and... + más
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Forbes USA Tech December 05, 2022
Medicare Advantage is increasingly under attack. Before throwing the baby out with the bathwater, ... [+] let's take a look at some of the issues with fee-for-service Medicare.getty Over the last year, Medicare Advantage (MA)—the publicly funded program that enables... + más
Medicare Advantage or Just Medicare? | The New York Times
Forbes USA Business November 11, 2022
Misconceptions about Medicare Open Enrollment can prove to be costlygetty The Medicare Open Enrollment Period is in full swing. From October 15 through December 7 every year, Medicare beneficiaries have the chance to review their drug and Medicare Advantage plans. add or drop... + más
Medicare annual enrollment -- what you need to know | MarketWatch
WPTV USA Nation October 22, 2022
By the government's last count in 2021, 64 million adults were enrolled in . But that doesn't mean it's simple to navigate. The Medicare maze is growing more entangled over the years, as Congress adds new benefits, exceptions, and penalties. Let's break... + más
Orlando Sentinel USA Health October 21, 2022
Open enrollment for Florida’s Medicare beneficiaries comes with some positive news: Most seniors will see cost savings in 2023. For the first time in more than a decade, Floridians will see a reduction in their premiums in 2023 for Medicare Part B and Medicare Advantage plans.... + más
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CBS News USA Health October 12, 2022
Medicare open enrollment starts soon, but 7 in 10 Medicare beneficiaries say they don't compare Medicare plans during this period, according to a 2021 by KFF, a health policy nonprofit.That's not great, since Medicare Advantage plans — which operate much like the... + más
Consumer Beware: Experts Urge Caution With Zero-Premium Medicare Advantage Plans | NBC 6 South Florida
Exercise caution with zero-premium Medicare Advantage plans | ABC News
CBS News USA Politics September 28, 2022
America's seniors are getting some good news about their health care expenses for 2023, with Medicare announcing that premiums for its Part B plan will drop next year by about 3%.The drop in pricing for Medicare's Part B plan, which covers routine doctor visits and... + más
Millions of Americans will save on Medicare fees next year | ABC News
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