The Latest Breaking News from Medicare Advantage

If you have Medicare Part D or a Medicare Advantage plan, reviewing your Annual Notice of Change is crucial. It can save you money and ensure you can still see your preferred doctors and hospitals.

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Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway has injected $1.6 billion into UnitedHealth Group—buying 5 million shares—signalling confidence in the struggling health insurer amid regulatory scrutiny and a plunging stock price.

For millions of retirees, Medicare Advantage plans seem like the perfect solution–affordable premiums, bundled benefits, and a promise of convenience. But behind the glossy marketing,...

If you're a Medicare Advantage member in an area that has been impacted by a disaster, you might be worried about access to care and medicine. Here's what you need to know.

Transitioning into retirement brings a host of financial adjustments, and managing healthcare costs is often at the top of the list. While most retirees are familiar with Medicare Parts A and B, many are unaware of the full spectrum of programs and discounts available to them. Overlooking these resources can…

Medicare helps millions of Americans pay for health care, but it doesn’t cover everything. Many people think Medicare will handle all their medical bills once they turn 65. That’s not true. Some costs can surprise you, especially if you assume Medicare covers more than it does. Knowing what’s not covered…

Medicare is supposed to be a safety net for seniors. It’s the health coverage many people count on after retirement. But lately, some seniors are finding out—often too late—that their Medicare plans have dropped them without warning. This isn’t just a paperwork problem. It can mean losing access to doctors,…

Medicare is often seen as a safety net—a promise that when we reach 65, our most pressing healthcare needs will be taken care of. But...