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The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 (IRA) included several key changes to Medicare prescription drug coverage that advanced consumer protections.
The mechanism by which people pay for Medicare has been the same since the program’s beginning over sixty years ago.
Sixty-one years ago this month, Medicare and Medicaid became law. In the decades since, the programs have changed and expanded
Last year’s budget reconciliation bill, HR 1, included several changes to the ways states can use Medicaid funding. Intended to
Ensuring access to care does not start with expanding eligibility and lowering costs. A combination of complicated rules, onerous requirements,
Today, Medicare Rights joins nonprofits and community organizations across the country for TogetherTuesday, a day to activate our community and
For decades, policymakers across parties and administrations have publicly considered raising the Medicare eligibility age from 65 to 67. Though
May is Older Americans Month, an observance led by the Administration for Community Living to recognize the contributions of older
The cost of health care across the country has risen continuously, with many seeing a sharp increase in premiums and
This National Volunteers Month, the Medicare Rights Center invites our New York City community members to join us as volunteers
The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 (IRA) included several key changes to Medicare prescription drug coverage that advanced consumer protections.
The mechanism by which people pay for Medicare has been the same since the program’s beginning over sixty years ago.
Sixty-one years ago this month, Medicare and Medicaid became law. In the decades since, the programs have changed and expanded
Last year’s budget reconciliation bill, HR 1, included several changes to the ways states can use Medicaid funding. Intended to
Ensuring access to care does not start with expanding eligibility and lowering costs. A combination of complicated rules, onerous requirements,
Today, Medicare Rights joins nonprofits and community organizations across the country for TogetherTuesday, a day to activate our community and
For decades, policymakers across parties and administrations have publicly considered raising the Medicare eligibility age from 65 to 67. Though
May is Older Americans Month, an observance led by the Administration for Community Living to recognize the contributions of older
The cost of health care across the country has risen continuously, with many seeing a sharp increase in premiums and
This National Volunteers Month, the Medicare Rights Center invites our New York City community members to join us as volunteers
