More than 700,000 Medicare beneficiaries currently face permanent increases in their Part B premiums because of late enrollment, with average penalties reaching 30 percent.

Medicare loses $60 billion to $80 billion a year to fraud and this year, for Medicare Fraud Prevention Week, your local ...

Idaho Fish and Game (IFG) said the infections were identified during the 2024 deer-hunting season in the Unit 1 ...

A recent study in The Journal of Gerontology analyses Medicare data from 3,588,671 Medicare beneficiaries diagnosed as having ...

There’s a reason seniors are often advised not to retire on Social Security alone. It can be very difficult to get by without ...

A growing number of retirees are struggling with healthcare debt due to medical bills that Medicare doesn't cover.

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Many soon-to-be retirees are a bit blurry with what Medicare does and doesn’t cover when it comes to vision care. The good news is that Medicare covers most medical issues like cataract surgery, ...

Whether it’s a permanent late penalty on Medicare premiums or Medicare did not cover a service or equipment you believe should be covered, you have the right to appeal the decision.

Individuals need to pay a late enrollment penalty if they do not enroll in Medicare Part ... multiplying the number of years delayed by 10% (7 x 10% = 70%). The standard Part B premium is $185.

If you want to meet with a Social Security staff member in person, you’ll have to schedule an appointment. Walk-in visits are typically not allowed. Scheduling can be done by calling the ...