Is it worth keeping Medicare if I’m covered by my new employer?
When you returned to work and reacquired group employer health insurance, you effectively got a "do over" on your Medicare sign-up rights.
My employer health insurance is unaffordable. Should I get Medicare?
While you do not have to get Medicare, because you’re covered by an employer plan, you always are free to drop your employer plan and get Medicare instead.
Column: Why is my Medicare Part B premium more than my husband’s?
Why are Medicare Part B premiums different for a married couple if they have identical Medicare insurance plans? Journalist Phil Moeller explains.
Care provider directories wrong nearly half the time in Medicare Advantage plan lists
Most Medicare Advantage plans either prevent people from using providers not in their networks or charge them higher rates for out-of-network care. It’s thus very important that people review a plan’s network directory before enrolling in a plan. But what…
What should people who are eligible for Medicare do when they are going to be living outside the U.S. for an extended period?…
Journalist Phil Moeller answers your Medicare and Social Security questions.
Donald Trump's victory has put our entire health care system in play, if not up for grabs. Will Trump and a Republican Congress follow through on pledges to end the Affordable Care Act? How might ACA changes affect Medicare?…
Medicare’s annual open enrollment period begins Oct. 15 and runs through Dec. 7. During this period, Medicare beneficiaries are free to select new plans.
Once you know the cost of your Medicare solution, you at least can compare it with your current coverage and costs.
