The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services is aiming to make it easier for providers to apply for eligibility, the agency announced late last week. Changes to the provider Medicare enrollment ...

Dear Toni: I am turning 65 in March, and I was surprised when Social Security told me to go online to sign up for Medicare. There is not a local Social Security office open that can help me with the ...

Medicare open enrollment is now active for eligible adults. Navigating the enrollment process can be challenging. Here is a toolkit of resources that might make the process less stressful. Additional ...

I am turning 65 in March, and I was surprised when Social Security told me to go online to sign up for Medicare. There is not a local Social Security office open that can help me with the online ...

Toni King has authored several books on the subject of Medicare and has appeared regularly as a guest on the American Family Radio Network. I need to make the right Medicare decision because I turn 65 ...

The Senior Source can provide as much Medicare information as someone needs, but the final decision is entirely up to the enrollee. Courtesy The Senior Source With Medicare open enrollment happening ...

Original Medicare, Medicare Advantage, and Part D plans can deny coverage for a health service or medication. However, individuals have a legal right to appeal the decision if they think it is ...

To check the status of your Original Medicare (parts A and B) application, you can log into your Medicare or Social Security account online, call the Social Security Administration (SSA), or visit a ...

I sent the required e-mail. Two forms were returned in order to begin all over, with many boxes to check. None had the proper CPT codes. The elderly patient cannot come to me. After an application ...

May 14—Toni: I need to make the right Medicare decision because I turn 65 in August and have not had a health plan for 2 years. I do not know where to start or what to do. My friends are advising me ...

Medicare is exploding with an American turning 65 every 8 seconds. This means 10,000 baby boomers are entering Medicare every day for the next seven-plus years. Simplifying enrollment and ...