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KFF Analysis Finds an Estimated 1 in 4 Medicare Beneficiaries With Obesity or Overweight Could Be...
Sierra Sun Times· 2 hours agoIn a new analysis, KFF finds that 3.6 million people with Medicare could be eligible for coverage of...
3.6 million Medicare enrollees may now be eligible for Wegovy coverage
CNN via Yahoo News· 1 day agoAbout 3.6 million Medicare enrollees may qualify for coverage for the anti-obesity drug Wegovy,...
Why has my Medicare prescription drug premium increased?
Las Vegas Review-Journal· 2 hours agoThat was no surprise, but Social Security also said that the monthly adjustment for... is this all...
Weight loss drugs like Wegovy have taken the country by storm. But who can afford them?
USA TODAY· 3 hours agoThat figure did not include rebates or other discounts negotiated by pharmacy benefit...take Wegovy...
Retire at 65? It’s More Like 62.
The Wall Street Journal· 6 hours agoAmericans stop working earlier than planned, but tend to enjoy retirement. There is a big gap between how workers envision the timing of retirement and...
3 big changes coming to Medicare in 2025—and what they’ll mean for you
Fortune via Yahoo Finance· 3 days agoThe Commonwealth Fund found in 2022 that supplemental benefits were the most common reason people...
FTC Non-Compete Ban Sparks Legal Challenge
The Dispatch via Yahoo Finance· 5 hours agoSupreme Court heard oral arguments on Wednesday in a case examining whether an Idaho law restricting abortion access violates a federal law that requires...
TONI SAYS: Why is Medicare Part D’s IRMAA premium so high?
Odessa American· 1 day agoRecently I received a letter from Social Security telling me that my monthly Medicare Part B premium of $174.700 would double to $349.40 per month due to 2022< ...
Best Medicare Supplement Plans in Massachusetts 2024 - NerdWallet
Nerdwallet· 5 days agoSee plan types, top companies and price comparisons for Medigap policies in Massachusetts.
Biden, Trump ducking serious solutions to save Medicare’s hospital trust fund
The Washington Times· 3 days agoMedicare spending is growing much faster than the rate of federal tax revenues which support it. The Congressional Budget Office predicts that by 2032, Medicare< ...
