Medicare News

A debate over Medicare coverage for DCIS biomarker testing has raised questions about the criteria used to determine evidence for guiding radiation treatment.

Democrats are considering expanding Medicare coverage, including lowering the age of eligibility, if they gain control of the U.S. House, alongside reversing Me

A new Medicare pilot program offering GLP-1 medications for weight loss at $50 a month is excluding some patients, like Jeff La Marca, who have pre-existing con

While former President Trump claims credit for recent drops in U.S. prescription drug prices, experts suggest that the Biden administration's Inflation Reductio

The White House's directive for a crackdown on fraud in Medicare and other taxpayer programs is causing a turf war within the Justice Department.

PatientRightsAdvocate.org is suing the American Medical Association (AMA) to demand transparency regarding Medicare billing codes, which influence billions in h

House Republicans are struggling to advance legislation aimed at cracking down on fraud in safety-net programs, despite Vice President JD Vance's appeal. Many l

Medicare's new policy has reduced the cost of weight-loss drugs to $50 a month, prompting Amazon, CVS, and Walmart to compete in filling prescriptions. Amazon's

Vice President JD Vance is set to host members of Congress at the White House for a fraud task force meeting to discuss potential legislative action against fra

The Trump administration is accused of increasing drug bills for Medicare members by allowing health insurers to raise premiums, despite claiming that Medicare

Older Americans are expected to face higher Medicare costs after the Trump administration eliminated a subsidy for a drug program, potentially leading to increa

Donald Trump plans to end subsidies for Medicare drug premiums, which could lead to millions of older Americans paying more for their prescription drug coverage

House Budget Committee Chair Jodey Arrington and five other GOP lawmakers introduced legislation to boost funding for fighting healthcare fraud by $28 billion t

Australian patients' medical records, including Medicare numbers and treatment details, could be sold on the dark web following a cyber-attack on Partnered Heal

Congressman Dusty Johnson warns that the U.S. is "sleepwalking" through its competition with China, underestimating Beijing's geopolitical and economic threat.

House Republicans are scheduled to meet with Congressional Budget Office Director Phillip Swagel this week to discuss advancing a party-line policy bill and add

The U.S. Treasury has borrowed $155 billion monthly this fiscal year, with the federal deficit reaching nearly $1.4 trillion, leading to $24 billion in weekly i