Today, July 30, the Medicare and Medicaid programs celebrate their 60th birthdays. That means that Medicare is only five years away from being eligible for itself.

The "One Big Beautiful Bill" will cut $1 trillion from health-related programs like Medicaid, Medicare, and the ACA over the ...

There are also a variety of health-related policy options available to offset any extension, including many outlined in our ...

Amid economic uncertainty and a phased rollout of significant federal funding cuts over the next three to five years, future ...

The reality is that some could benefit from these changes more than others. Here's how this bill could affect your retirement ...

Railing against the provisions in the “One big beautiful bill” that the Congressional Budget Office estimates will increase ...

Congressman Mike Lawler held a raucous press conference last week to take credit for the raised cap on SALT deductions, his signature issue.  Previously, homeowners could deduct the full amount of ...

Earlier this month, the President signed the 2025 reconciliation law – also known as the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” (OBBBA) ...

Medicare does not pay for services you receive from healthcare providers that are not Medicare certified. Providers can go through the process to become certified and bill Medicare for their services.

As we approached the 60th anniversary of Medicare and Medicaid, we should have been celebrating. Instead we were mourning — ...

The notice said Weiss was losing its ability to participate in Medicare because it was out of compliance with rules related to nursing services, physical environment and emergency services.

Medicare is an alphabet soup — and the rules can be just as confusing as the terminology. Conquer the system with this beginner's guide to Parts A, B and D.