SAVVY SENIOR: While original Medicare (Part A and B) covers a wide array of health care services after you turn 65, it ...

While original Medicare (Parts A and B) covers a wide array of health care services after you turn 65, it doesn’t cover ...

Making decisions on whether to enroll in Medicare for many federal retirees could depend on how it interacts with existing health insurance coverage.

Retirees know there are many services that Medicare won't cover, like weight-loss drugs or ED pills. But there are always exceptions, it seems, and a menu of caveats on what Medicare will or won't ...

GoodRx reports five major changes to Medicare in 2026, including a $2,100 Part D out-of-pocket limit, prior authorization for some services, and auto-renewal for payment plans.

There's a reason many older workers push themselves to remain employed until they turn 65. Age 65 is when Medicare eligibility generally begins. And without Medicare or employer-subsidized insurance, ...

Federal retirees do not lose or downgrade their Federal Employees Health Benefits coverage when they turn 65, even if they ...

Turning 65 brings more than birthday wishes and retirement dreams. It ushers in the complex world of Medicare enrollment, ...

A person can see any urologist who accepts Medicare Part B, but those with Medicare Advantage (Part C) may need a referral and see a provider within their plan’s network. A urologist is a medical ...