Americans generally presume that Medicare, the government-backed health-insurance program, will take care of most of their heath care costs after their retirement. According to recent report from Fidelity, a 65-year-old couple planning to retire in 2012 needs an extra $240,000 … Continue reading →

In Washington, an exceptional bipartisan health care idea that makes concierge medical care reasonable is becoming popular. This is termed as direct primary care whereby doctors contract directly with patients to offer all the primary care needs free from the … Continue reading →

eHealth, Inc., the parent company of eHealthInsurance, the nation’s foremost online source of health insurance for individuals, families and small businesses,  is recruiting Medicare Plan Sales Representatives for the present year’s Medicare insurance Annual Enrollment Period (AEP). It will also … Continue reading →

The new Medicare Tax under the “Health Care Bill,” has led to the feeling among Americans that it may lead to a further economic downtown of the U.S. economy according to the Team Liberty 411 website. The new Medicare tax would come into … Continue reading →

To maintain a healthy oral care regime one needs to depend on the dental insurance plan to take care of emergency situations that might prove to be very expensive. But normally Medicare insurance Plan doesn’t consist of dental insurance. This … Continue reading →

HealthPlanOne has announced a 3-part article series on making the most of Medicare coverage when traveling by land, air or sea, within the United States and abroad. This is especially beneficial for the nation’s record number of retirees planning their … Continue reading →

The quality rating system employed to award the bonuses is highly being criticized as the federal government puts billions of bonus dollars into private Medicare health plans to promote better care. Critics comprising the Government Accountability Office and the Medicare … Continue reading →

High rates of wheelchair breakdowns have been reported by users with spinal cord injury (SCI and the problem is seems to be worsening according to a study in American Journal of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation (AJPM&R), the official journal of the Association … Continue reading →

Everyday a little over 7,000 people turn 65, and amongst them most receive part A and opt for Part B. After this they have to deal with the difficult task of choosing between a Medicare Supplemental Insurance plan and a … Continue reading →

May is National Older American’s Month and Ohio Lieutenant Governor and Department of Insurance Director Mary Taylor is advising Medicarebeneficiaries that the Department’s Ohio Senior Health Insurance Information Program (OSHIIP) has all the answers to their queries about Medicare.Commemorating its 20th anniversary this year, OSHIIP … Continue reading →