Por: New York Daily News Politics March 22, 2023
Retired municipal workers furious over the city’s effort to enroll them in a cost-cutting Medicare Advantage Plan are homing in on a contract loophole they believe could permit them to stay on traditional Medicare at no extra cost — but they would need Mayor Adams’ buy-in for it to happen. For nearly two years, the municipal government has tried to shift its roughly 250,000 retired workers into an Advantage plan on grounds that it would... + full article
New York Daily News USA Politics March 30, 2023
Mayor Adams signed off on a contract Thursday that will eliminate traditional Medicare coverage for retired city government workers and shift them into a privatized version of the program instead — a controversial move that immediately drew a lawsuit threat from a grassroots... + más
Before Rushing To Criticize Medicare Advantage, Let’s Take A Close Look At The Alternative | Forbes
Key vote advances controversial plan to mandate Medicare Advantage for retired NYC workers | New York Daily News
New York Daily News USA Politics March 22, 2023
As his administration moves ahead with shifting retired city workers into a controversial Medicare Advantage plan, Mayor Adams will not authorize an implementation structure that would’ve given retirees the option to stay on traditional Medicare at no extra cost, a spokesman... + más
NYC wins key ruling in plan to mandate Medicare Advantage Plan for retired city workers | New York Daily News
NYC retirees sue Adams administration for $55M… over $15 health-care copays | New York Post
MarketWatch USA Business January 28, 2023
Meanwhile, working part time (10 hours per week) after 65 significantly decreases the chance of funds drying up. In fact, part-time work can reduce the risk of a retirement income shortfall—from 12% to 5%, according to Allspring’s research. Working longer also can allow for... + más
Ignoring Social Security’s financial shortfall is hurting future retirees | The Hill
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ABC News USA Health January 25, 2023
In 2022, 48% of Medicare beneficiaries were enrolled in Medicare Advantage plans instead of original Medicare, and experts predict that number will be higher in 2023.Medicare Advantage plans are offered by private insurers and bundle Medicare benefits in a way many people find... + más
Why do so many older adults choose Medicare Advantage? | Associated Press
How to switch Medicare plans — and why you might want to | CBS News
New York Daily News USA Politics January 12, 2023
A Manhattan judge ordered Mayor Adams’ administration Wednesday to immediately stop charging retired city workers $15 co-pays for doctors’ visits. The ruling from Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Lyle Frank marks the latest in a long string of health insurance setbacks for... + más
Lower Medicare premiums, more cost savings ahead for Florida seniors | Orlando Sentinel
New York Daily News USA Politics December 16, 2022
Mayor Adams’ administration won a key ruling Thursday in its efforts to move thousands of retired NYC municipal workers into a highly controversial privatized Medicare Advantage plan. The decision, from an independent arbitrator overseeing the health care dispute, appears to... + más
New York Post USA Life November 30, 2022
Retired New York City government workers — the most generous taxpayer-provided health benefits in the U.S. — are suing Mayor Eric Adams and the city for $55 million over $15 copays for doctors visits. The Manhattan Supreme Court class-action suit was filed on behalf of... + más
Don’t Be Complacent During The “Critical Retirement Decision” Zone | Forbes
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