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How to keep insurers from denying Medicare Advantage enrollees needed care

July 10, 2025
by Diane Archer
Medicare • What's Buzzing

Trump’s tax bill means a $500 billion cut to Medicare

July 10, 2025
by Diane Archer
Health conditions • Your Health & Wellness

Why women are doubly likely to get Alzheimer’s as men

July 9, 2025
by Diane Archer
Drugs and technology • Medicare • What's Buzzing • Your Coverage Options

Watch out: Some medical devices could be unsafe

July 8, 2025
by Diane Archer
Social Security • What's Buzzing

Trump’s tax bill keeps Social Security taxes

July 7, 2025
by Diane Archer
Health and financial security • Medicaid • What's Buzzing

Trump signs his tax bill, leaving 17 million Americans uninsured

July 4, 2025
by Diane Archer
Living well • Your Health & Wellness

How to slow down the aging of your brain

July 2, 2025
by Diane Archer
Living well • Your Health & Wellness

An ancient trick to help your recall

July 1, 2025
by Diane Archer
Medicare • What's Buzzing

Medicare agency to test prior authorization in traditional Medicare

July 1, 2025
by Diane Archer

Last week, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services announced a new pilot project that will test the use of prior authorization in Traditional Medicare on 17 services, Alan Condon reports for Becker’s Hospital Review. The...

Health and financial security • Medicaid • Medicare • What's Buzzing

Democrats successfully contest some provisions in the Republicans’ reconciliation bill

June 30, 2025
by Diane Archer

The only way that Republicans can pass their “families lose, billionaires win” reconciliation bill is if their proposals are not subject to a special rule that would require them to pass their bill by more than a simple...

Health and financial security • Medicaid • What's Buzzing

Republican bill would increase medical debt significantly

June 25, 2025
by Diane Archer

Medical debt is already a challenge for tens of millions of Americans. The Republicans’ reconciliation bills in the House and Senate would only exacerbate that challenge. We could know before July 4 whether the Republican...

Living well • Your Health & Wellness

Why exercise in the water?

June 24, 2025
by Diane Archer

Exercising in the water is good for sore muscles, joints and bodies. It’s especially good for your mental and physical health post-surgery, when you are least likely to have any desire to exercise, reports Aileen Weintraub...

Health and financial security • Preventive care • What's Buzzing • Your Health & Wellness

A new strain of Covid can cause “razor blade throat”

June 24, 2025
by Diane Archer

Around the world, a new strain of Covid-19 is causing painful sore throats. In just a couple of months, “razor blade throat” Covid is on the rise in the US, reports Devi Shastri for AP. This new strain has made its...

Health and financial security • Medicaid • Medicare • What's Buzzing

Who believes that insurers will voluntarily improve the prior authorization process?

June 23, 2025
by Diane Archer

Reed Abelson reports for The New York Times on health insurers’ voluntary pledge to improve the prior authorization process for working people, as well as people with Medicare and Medicaid. It’s great media spin...

Social Security • What's Buzzing

2025: Our Social Security system remains strong!

June 20, 2025
by Nancy Altman

The Social Security Trustees just released their annual report about Social Security’s health―and contrary to the lies peddled by Donald Trump and Elon Musk, it reveals that our Social...

Health and financial security • Medicaid • What's Buzzing

Senate Republicans on Finance Committee pass even deadlier reconciliation bill than House bill

June 19, 2025
by Diane Archer

As I’ve written, the House Republicans passed a reconciliation bill which, among other things, imposes deadly cuts to Medicaid and ends premium subsidies for people with low incomes in the state health insurance exchanges. The...

Health and financial security • What's Buzzing

Proposed Medicaid cuts imperil access to hospital care for all Americans and drive up costs

June 18, 2025
by Diane Archer

Hundreds of hospitals have negative operating margins and will not survive Republicans’ proposed Medicaid cuts: Rural hospitals are at particular risk: “61% of rural hospitals have a negative operating margin,” and...

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