Medicare enrollment can be complex, but knowing key dates and rules helps you avoid late penalties and secure the right ...

When you turn 65 and enroll in Medicare, your eligibility for Medicaid may change—even if your income stays the same. This is due to how Medicaid rules differ for people under and over the age ...

A change to Medicaid’s retroactive coverage under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act will disproportionately impact seniors, who ...

If you need help and advice relating to Medicare, advocates are there to assist and ensure your rights are upheld. Read more.

Age-Based Coverage If you are 65 or older and if you (or your spouse) paid Medicare taxes for at least 10 years (or 40 quarters), you automatically qualify for premium-free Medicare Part A. If you ...

Additionally, individuals under 65 with certain disabilities or conditions, such as End-Stage Renal Disease (ESRD), may also be eligible. Making Informed Decisions About Your Medicare Journey ...

Medicare, the federal health insurance program designed primarily for adults age 65 and older, can seem like an alphabet soup of parts. Medicare Part A and Part B, also known as "original ...

Health Affairs' Rob Lott interviews J. Wyatt Koma of Harvard University about his recent paper that explores enrollment trends and characteristics of low-income beneficiaries within Medicare Savings ...

When someone reaches age 65, they typically have various medical and financial decisions to make. These involve Medicare, Social Security, taxes, various legal documents, and more.