The Medicare program will continue during the current government shutdown, but other activities, such as policy and rulemaking, may not continue, according to a contingency plan posted to the Centers ...

Your Medicare, Medicaid or Affordable Care Act coverage won’t vanish during the government shutdown, but changes to some benefits and fewer government workers to help could still disrupt care for mill ...

Reader Alert: Medicare Advantage and standalone Medicare Part D plans with specific 2025 plan changes and new prescription drug formulary updates should be released on the Medicare.gov website on ...

Medicare eligibility is dependent on various factors, including age, citizenship status, and work history. You can check your eligibility status online. It’s important to remember that while ...

Reaching 65 often means considering Medicare, but if you're still working, the decision becomes more complex. Many assume their employer's insurance covers them, but this isn't always the case.

A person’s Medicare eligibility depends on various factors, including age, citizenship status, and work history. People can check their eligibility status online. It is important to remember that ...

If you’re living with a chronic condition, you may qualify for special benefits under some Medicare Advantage (Part C) plans. Because Medicare Advantage (Part C) plans are run by private insurers, ...

The cost of prescription drugs, home care and other medical expenses is one less thing to worry about thanks to Medicare, which assists people aged 65 and older with their medical costs. Unfortunately ...

Reader Alert: Medicare Advantage and standalone Medicare Part D plans with specific 2025 plan changes and new prescription drug formulary updates were scheduled to be released on the Medicare.gov ...

Reader Alert: Medicare Advantage and standalone Medicare Part D plans with specific 2025 plan changes and new prescription drug formulary updates should be released on the Medicare.gov website on ...