Who will care for you when you are elderly and frail? You should plan now
Looking at the rising numbers of older citizens who will need care, and the shrinking numbers of younger people available to care for them, it has been clear for a long time that we are heading toward a serious shortage…
Will my private insurer drop me if I don’t get Medicare?
A mother writes that the treatment facilities that treat her adult daughter's disorder do not take Medicare. What should they do?…
Why you need to do your doctor research before signing up for Medicare Advantage
Researching the doctors in a Medicare Advantage network is the best way to make sure you don't sign up for a plan and then discover you don't like the care available to you.
Does it matter where you buy a Medigap plan?
A grandfather who is planning a move to another state wonders if it matters where he buys a Medigap plan.
If you are considering a certain Medigap letter plan, don’t assume that all such plans will offer the same features.
Older people are dying on the job at a higher rate than workers overall, even as the rate of workplace fatalities decreases.
Phil Moeller talks about how to get retroactive benefits from Social Security and more in this week's "Ask Phil."…
This is the first time experts convened by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine have deemed scientific evidence strong enough to suggest that preventing dementia and age-related cognitive decline might be possible.
When it comes to workplace matters, major age biases still seem to be the order of the day. Aging and retirement expert Phil Moeller advises a reader on finding employment in his 60s.
