Fact check: Democrats make some questionable health care claims in presidential debate
As the candidates laid out their ideas about health care in the second Democratic debates, not all of their claims fully stood up to scrutiny.
Will Medicare cover my addiction treatment?
In terms of whether Medicare will cover addiction treatment, the key variable is whether such care is proscribed as medically necessary.
Senators unveil compromise to reduce drug costs for seniors
The bill would for the first time limit drug copays for people with Medicare's "Part D" prescription plan, by capping patients' out-of-pocket costs at $3,100 a year starting in 2022.
How to handle a surprise medical bill when there’s a Medicare mixup
Patients can be hit with medical bills they weren't expecting because insurance and Medicare coverage can be confusing. But there are groups that can help, writes columnist Philip Moeller.
Navigating Social Security and Medicare can be difficult. Columnist Philip Moeller is here to help answer your questions.
Figuring out what benefits Medicaid, Medicare and Social Security each provide for a person with disabilities can be complicated.
During Wednesday night’s Democratic presidential primary debate, health policies — ranging from “Medicare for All” to efforts to curb skyrocketing drug prices — were among the key issues the 10 hopeful candidates onstage used to help differentiate themselves.
Auditors with the Health and Human Services inspector general's office estimate that in 2016 about 6,600 cases reflected potential neglect or abuse that was not reported.
Understanding how Medicare fits into your employer health care coverage can be difficult. Columnist Philip Moeller provides some guidance.
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