Trump’s allegiance to Oz was further emphasized on Tuesday when the president announced he was nominating Oz’s son-in-law, ...

After a patch of ice sent Marc Durocher hurtling to the ground, and doctors at UMass Memorial Medical Center repaired the broken hip that resulted, the 75-year-old electrician found himself at a ...

Shilpa Medicare Limited (BSE: 530549) (NSE: SHILPAMED), a leading API and formulation manufacturer, announces that the Subject Expert Committee (SEC) of CDSCO has approved its Investigational New Drug ...

Natera (NTRA) announced that its Signatera test has met coverage requirements from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services’ Molecular Diagnostics Services Program for patients with non ...

If you have Original Medicare (parts A and B), you don’t have to worry about filing claims for reimbursement most of the time. However, Medicare Advantage (Part C) and Part D rules are a bit ...

Many Medicare patients with advanced cancer receive potentially aggressive treatment at the expense of supportive care, according to a study that analyzed Medicare records. The study, published in ...

The Justice Department launched a new civil fraud investigation into UnitedHealth (UNH) Group’s Medicare billing practices in recent months, people familiar with the matter told The Wall Street ...

She’s up in arms. Mayor Xisca Mora is heartbroken that her small town of Porreres, Spain, cannot afford to sue Meghan Markle over the newly unveiled “As Ever” logo — which she claims is ...

In Medicare, the term “managed care plans” refers to Medicare Advantage (Part C) plans offered by private companies contracted by Medicare. These plans work in place of your Original Medicare ...

Meghan Markle, has been embroiled in a logo dispute with the mayor of a quaint Mallorcan town who claims her new lifestyle brand's emblem is an "exact copy" of their coat of arms. On Tuesday ...

Medicare, by contrast, generally covers those 65 or older. For older Americans with low incomes, Medicaid covers out-of-pocket costs for Medicare. Such people are commonly called "dual eligibles ...