As we move into the latter half of 2025, understanding the latest provisions in Social Security and Medicare is crucial for ...

Medicare has undergone several major changes since it launched in 1965. And now, with the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022, it's poised to change again, with several key provisions… ...

H.R. 1, signed into law by President Trump on July 4, 2025, will have wide-ranging impact. The consequences for people with ...

You aren't powerless if a Part D plan stops covering your medications, hikes costs, or denies care. Leveraging SEPs, filing appeals, and using discounts or generics all can help you get costly drugs ...

As we age, prescription medications often become an essential part of managing our health. Whether it's for controlling blood pressure, treating diabetes or easing arthritis ...

Jae Oh, author of "Maximize Your Medicare," and Robert Powell, Editor of Retirement Daily, discuss 2025 changes in Medicare.They cover changes to Original Medicare, Medigap, Part D and Medicare ...

Part D and Prescription Drug Costs. Powell: Yes, so there are some other changes that people need to know about as well. Oh: Well, I think that there's a fair amount of questions regarding the Part D.

The final rate notice is not CMS’s only opportunity to make changes to the MA and Part D programs for 2026. In late 2024, CMS released a proposed rule for MA and Part D with provisions that ...

There are many things about Medicare you may not know, such as that it was signed into law in 1965 or that it provides coverage for millions of people across the United States. Medicare is a federally ...

In 2025, the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) substantially changes how the prescription drug costs of Medicare Part D enrollees with high pharmacy spending are split between the federal government ...

Given forthcoming changes to Medicare Part D plans under the Inflation Reduction Act, CMS should collect and publish plan-level metrics describing how beneficiaries’ use of medications is ...

If you do move to a new state while enrolled in Medicare Advantage or Part D, notifying your insurer of your move will trigger a special enrollment period (SEP). This is a minimum 2-month window ...