Medicare Supplement News

CMS Announces Special Enrollment Period for People Affected by Natural Disasters

CMS is giving people with Medicare living in areas impacted by recent natural disasters more time to make changes to their Medicare plans.

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Senate Health Care Vote Likely Delayed Again

The Senate is not likely to vote on the proposed health care reform bill until at least the end of July, according to reports from Capitol Hill.

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Vote on Health Care Bill Stalls in Senate

Vote does not place prior to weeklong recess; lack of Republican support to blame.

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Medicare to Waive Late Enrollment Penalties for Some

Some Medicare beneficiaries will be released from late-enrollment penalties — are you one of them?

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Medicare to Avoid Spending Cuts in 2017

Medicare will avoid any spending cuts for 2017 after a new report reveals the program's finances are better than previously projected.

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U.S. Falls Short in New Health Care Study

The American health care system has plenty of room for improvement. A new study shows us just how much may need to be done.

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Preexisting Conditions Under Trumpcare

What might health insurance look like under Trumpcare (the AHCA) for people with a preexisting condition?

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Senators Express Pessimism About Health Care Bill — July, 2017

Some Republican senators have expressed their doubts about the chances of the proposed health care bill becoming law.

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1.3% 2020 Social Security Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) | How Does It Compare to 2021 Medicare Premiums?

The 2021 Social Security cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) is 1.3%. What does this mean for your Medicare costs?

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Pre-Standardized Medigap Plans

Pre-standardized plans are Medigap plans sold before July 1992. The Medigap market was standardized in 1990 due to widespread consumer abuse, said the HHS.

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