Bill Taylor
George Kent
Marie Yovanovitch
Column: Employers are helping clear the haze on health care prices
Employers are encouraging employees to use lower-cost, high-quality providers because it saves employers money as well.
Trump administration’s rejection of Utah Medicaid plan could affect other states
The rejection of Utah's closely watched plan to partially expand Medicaid could send other states back to the drawing board on covering more low-income people under former President Barack Obama's signature health care law.
How Medicare can be used for people with disabilities
Figuring out what benefits Medicaid, Medicare and Social Security each provide for a person with disabilities can be complicated.
Will I lose Social Security benefits if I sell my house?
Extra income can change the benefits a person receives from Social Security or Medicaid, writes columnist Philip Moeller.
Medicare’s high-income surcharges apply to an entire calendar year, writes columnist Philip Moeller.
Democrats complained that Seema Verma has steered taxpayer money to political allies at the same time her agency slashed the ad budget for the Affordable Care Act, hindering enrollment.
Work requirements are already in effect in Arkansas, but Kentucky's program has been on hold because of lawsuits.
Many people mistakenly think that Medicare covers lots of things that it doesn't, only to learn the reality of its limitations when they or a loved one is denied coverage.
A new online tool from United Income provides recommendations on the best mix of Medicare plans, based on user responses to a series of questions.
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