Learn what Medicare covers for skin cancer screenings, dermatologist visits, biopsies, and treatment, plus tips for prevention and early detection.
A landmark study found that people eating ultra-processed foods consumed more calories and gained weight. Learn why and how to make healthier choices.
Learn simple Fourth of July safety tips to help prevent injuries, fires, and accidents while enjoying fireworks and holiday celebrations.
A long-term care event can drain your savings and burden your family. Learn why planning ahead with long-term care insurance protects everyone you love.
U.S. News & World Report has rated over 12,000 home health agencies. Learn how the rankings work and why they matter for your care and coverage decisions.
Starting July 2026, Medicare's new GLP-1 Bridge program may cover Wegovy, Zepbound, and Foundayo for weight loss at a $50 monthly copay. Here's what to know.
June is Alzheimer's & Brain Awareness Month. Learn how Medicare supports cognitive health with wellness visits, dementia care planning, and caregiver resources.
It's important to know the signs of a Medicare scam so you can protect yourself. To get your personal information, like your Medicare number, scammers may call, text and email saying things like:
"You need to activate or renew your Medicare card."
"We'd like to send you a free genetic testing kit."
"Medicare has authorized us to send you a free (knee, back or elbow) brace."
"You qualify for a refund on your Medicare costs."
Remember, never give your Medicare card or number to anyone except your doctor or people you know should have it.
Starting January 1, 2025, Medicare Part D will cap out-of-pocket prescription costs at $2,000 per year—officially ending the confusing and costly "donut hole." If you rely on Medicare for your medications, this change could mean major savings and peace of mind.