Medicare eligibility is dependent on various factors, including age, citizenship status, and work history. You can check your eligibility status online. It’s important to remember that while ...

Medicare Part A and Part B are two distinct Parts with their own completely separate areas of coverage and premiums. However, ...

Medicare Part B pays for outpatient medical care, such as doctor visits, some home health services, some laboratory tests, some medications, and some medical equipment. (Hospital and skilled nursing ...

Beginning in early 2026, a major change for people accessing their accounts on Medicare.gov will occur through identity verification using ID.me and CLEAR. This change is a piece of a larger update by ...

Most federal employees and annuitants know that they are eligible for Medicare benefits at age 65. However, what isn’t fully understood is how and when to enroll in one or more parts of Medicare. Here ...

People living in two states can use Original Medicare nationwide. They may also enroll in a Part C or D plan available in their primary location that also covers their second state. People who are 65 ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Diane Omdahl is a Medicare expert who keeps her readers in the know. Updated October 30, 2024: This post was revised to note that ...

If you live in New York, you have several options for Medicare coverage, including Original Medicare (parts A and B), Medicare Advantage (Part C), and Medicare Part D (drug coverage). Medicare is a ...

Original Medicare (Part A and B) can cover medically necessary vision treatment, procedures, and devices. Medicare Advantage may offer additional services, while Part D plans can cover eye medications ...

Currently, I am on a stand-alone Part D plan with a Medicare Supplement plan G because of my serious health issues. Last week, I received information about the changes to the 2026 Medicare Part D plan ...