The Latest Breaking News from Medicare

The White House defended Trump’s decision as Democrats and non-profit groups warned of ‘devastating’ consequences.

The Department of Education said that discretionary grants will be the ‘only’ program impacted by the pause. A judge has temporarily halted Trump’s action, but the ultimate result of a court battle remains unknown

This freeze will affect a wide range of initiatives, including domestic infrastructure projects, energy programs, diversity-related efforts, and foreign aid. However, Social Security and Medicare benefits are exempt from this pause, as are any forms of "assistance provided directly to individuals."

Half of all government spending on dental care goes to private insurance rebates – meaning those without often skip treatment until things get worse

To retire at 62, kick the tires to see if your retirement plan is a classic car or a jalopy.

All Medicare beneficiaries still have access to telehealth services until September 30. Starting October 1, you must be located in a rural area for most telehealth services.

Some communities are “GP deserts”, where there are too few GPs to ensure everyone can get the care they need when they need it. These communities are typically sicker and poorer than the rest of Australia, but receive less care and face higher fees.

Firms including United Healthcare have denied basic scans and taken months to reconsider, physicians say

Class-action lawsuits allege algorithms turn down claims in seconds and critics say reform is needed for lasting change