Home Improvements Can Help People Age Independently. But Medicare Seldom Picks Up the Bill
Learn about the CAPABLE program's success in preventing falls and improving senior independence through home-based ...
Social Security to correct overpayments: This is what happens to Medicare if your check is clawed back
The Trump administration is changing how much can be taken from your Social Security to 100% of your monthly benefit if you ...
Are you worried about Social Security, Medicare? Ohio senators should be too. | Our View
Millions of Ohioans from all parts of our state rely on Medicare, Medicare and Social Security. Our representatives in ...
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Improving Medicare–Medicaid Integration: Priorities of Dual-Eligible Adults Under Age 65
Medicaid integration efforts proceed, policymakers need to recognize and address the specific needs of dually eligible individuals under age 65.
Musk is right about entitlements, but the media are lying about what he said
Anyone who has grappled seriously with the federal budget knows that fishing for savings in discretionary spending is like ...
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Sanders pushes colleagues on Senate floor to expand Medicare for America's seniors
Vermont Business Magazine Senator Bernie Sanders (I-Vermont) Tuesday asked for unanimous consent on the Senate floor to pass ...
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Tony Robbins shares what he believes is "far more important than just a number called retirement age"
America doesn’t have an official retirement age. Some people opt to retire at 62 because it’s the earliest point to sign up ...
Does Medicare Cover Dementia Care?
For many seniors — including the more than 66 million Americans who are beneficiaries of Medicare, the federal health insurance program primarily for older adults — age-related cognitive decline ...
Social Security could soon take 100% of your benefit check if you're overpaid. Here's what to know.
The policy could lead to hardship for some elderly Americans, Social Security advocates say. Here's what to know.
Means-Testing Medicare Would Do No Harm
In what other industries do we think customers are better off being forced to pay for a poorly run monopoly?