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Social Security's 3.6% Raise for 2027 Could Shrink Once a Projected $6.60 Medicare Part B Increase Is Deducted

Social Security's 3.6% COLA adds about $75 a month, but a projected Part B increase could take $6.60 back. See what retirees can expect to keep in 2027.

Medical Daily · Oct 19

Medicare Advantage Drug Coverage Is Changing for 2027 — 8 Medications Worth Checking Before You Enroll

Your Medicare Advantage plan covered your prescriptions throughout 2026, so you might assume the same medications will cost roughly the same next year. Unfortunately, that...

Saving Advice · Oct 18

Donald Trump Increased Pharmaceutical Holdings While Enacting Policies, Congressional Analysis Claims

Congressional Democrats say Trump's pharmaceutical holdings reached up to $56.2 million as Medicare drug exemptions raise questions over patient costs.

International Business Times UK · Oct 18

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Workers Offered CHOICE Health Allowances Should Compare Individual Plans, Networks, and Premiums Before Enrolling for 2027

CHOICE Arrangements let employers fund individual health plans instead of group coverage. Learn the trade-offs before you choose a 2027 plan with your allowance.

Medical Daily · Oct 18

7 Signs It May Be Time to Review Your Medicare Coverage

Affiliate disclosure: This article contains affiliate links. Saving Advice may receive compensation if you enroll in a qualifying Medicare plan through these links, at no...

Saving Advice · Oct 18

CMS Official Admits Many Parts of Medicare's AI-Assisted WISeR Prior Authorization Test in Six States Are Not Working

A senior CMS official says many parts of Medicare's AI-assisted WISeR prior authorization test are not working. See which services it covers and how patients can appeal.

Medical Daily · Oct 18

Social Security's 2027 COLA Rises 3.6%, but Medicare Costs Could Eat Into Retirees' Extra $75 a Month

US Social Security benefits are due to rise 3.6% in 2027, adding about $75 monthly for the average retired worker, while higher Medicare costs could reduce the increase.

International Business Times UK · Oct 18

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Health Care Companies Get One DOJ Door for Self-Reporting Fraud as Prosecutors Add AI to Their Search

DOJ will centralize health care fraud self-disclosures and use AI to find fraud. What changes, what is still unclear, and what patients can do.

Medical Daily · Oct 17

8 Things You Should Remove From Your Wallet Before It’s Lost or Stolen

If someone stole your wallet tomorrow, how much damage could they actually do? Most people immediately think about their credit cards and cash, but the...

Saving Advice · Oct 17

Medicare’s Part D Deductible Jumps to $700 in 2027 — What Retirees Need to Know

This post includes affiliate links. If you purchase anything through these affiliated links, the author/website may earn a commission. Your prescription medications haven’t changed, but...

Saving Advice · Oct 17

Your Social Security Increased — Should You Increase Your Monthly Spending Too?

Getting a raise in retirement sounds like good news, especially when your monthly budget already feels stretched. When Social Security announces a cost-of-living adjustment, millions...

Saving Advice · Oct 17

Over 60? These 5 Pieces of Personal Information Deserve Extra Protection

You probably wouldn’t hand a stranger your Social Security card, bank account number, or house keys. But what about your Medicare number, the verification code...

Saving Advice · Oct 16

One Medicare Formulary Change Could Raise Your Prescription Costs Next Year

This post includes affiliate links. If you purchase anything through these affiliated links, the author/website may earn a commission. You haven’t changed medications, your doctor...

Saving Advice · Oct 16

Searching for Medicare Plans? FTC Says Scammers Are Buying Ads That Look Official

You search Google for Medicare plans, click the first result, and land on a website that looks like it belongs to the federal government. There’s...

Saving Advice · Oct 16

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Saving Advice · Oct 16

Got Your Social Security COLA Notice? Check These 5 Numbers Before Filing It Away

Social Security’s 2027 cost-of-living adjustment is officially 3.6%, but that doesn’t mean every retiree will see the same increase in their bank account. The Social...

The Free Financial Advisor · Oct 16

Try Living on Social Security Alone for One Month Before You Retire

Trying to live on Social Security alone for a month can reveal retirement budget problems that a spreadsheet will never catch. A budget might balance beautifully until the refrigerator breaks, the car needs new tires, or the annual insurance bill arrives with spectacularly bad timing.

Medical Daily · Oct 16

About 1 in 100 Medicare Beneficiaries Has a Bronchiectasis Diagnosis, and Most Newly Diagnosed Patients End Up Hospitalized

Medicare data show that about 1 in 100 beneficiaries has bronchiectasis. Learn the warning signs, how it is diagnosed, and what to ask a doctor.

Medical Daily · Oct 16

Cone Health Ends Its Hospital at Home Program Even as Medicare Waiver Runs Through 2030, Raising Sustainability Questions

Cone Health is ending its hospital-at-home program despite a Medicare waiver through 2030. See what it means for patients and why programs struggle.

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International Business Times · Oct 16

Nearly 1 in 5 Older Americans Have Medical Debt Despite Medicare Coverage, Study Shows

A study by the Urban Institute found that 17.6% of adults aged 65 and older reported that they or a family member had medical debt by December 2025.

The Free Financial Advisor · Oct 16

You Can Retire Tomorrow but You’ll Never Get Another Raise — Would You Go?

Retiring tomorrow sounds fantastic until you remember one small detail: Your paycheck stops growing because there is no paycheck anymore. If you have enough money to leave work now, you face a different question than someone who must keep working. Is another year of salary worth more than another year…

Medical Daily · Oct 16

HHS Declares Hurricane Isaias Health Emergencies in Florida and Alabama, Easing Care Rules as Families Seek Refills

HHS declared Hurricane Isaias a health emergency in Florida and Alabama. See how refill rules, dialysis help, and a distress line can support families.

International Business Times UK · Oct 16

Social Security COLA 2027 Hands Retirees a Bigger Cheque, but Medicare and a 2032 Shortfall Could Claw It Back

Social Security's 3.6% COLA for 2027 adds about $75 a month from January, but a Medicare premium rise and a looming 2032 trust fund cut will erode the gain.

Medical Daily · Oct 16

Seniors at About 150 CenterWell Clinics Face New Majority Owner as BlackRock Replaces Private Equity Backer

BlackRock funds will take a majority stake in about 150 CenterWell senior clinics. Here is what the deal means for Medicare patients and what to ask.

Medical Daily · Oct 16

CMS Ends Marketplace Subsidies for 189,000 Enrollees with Duplicate Coverage or Death Records, Projects $1.5 Billion Savings

CMS ended Marketplace subsidies for 189,000 people with duplicate Medicare, Medicaid, or CHIP coverage or death records. Here is how to dispute a flag.

Medical Daily · Oct 15

Two-Thirds of Americans Back More Federal Spending to Cut Health Costs as Trust in Health Leaders Hits Lows

Two-thirds of Americans in a new Axios-Ipsos poll want more federal spending to lower health costs, while trust in Trump and Kennedy on health hits survey lows.

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