The Medicare Advantage paradox: Who benefits most?
(By: Alan Condon for Becker’s Hospital Review) Medicare Advantage now covers about 55% of eligible beneficiaries (about 35 million people) and
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Part D/Prescription Drugs
Is Medicare Advantage the best option for you?
Medicare Advantage plans provide an alternative to Original Medicare. These plans often bundle Part D prescription drug coverage and may
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Medicare to provide broader drug coverage in April
As of 2025, approximately 68.9 million Americans are enrolled in Medicare. Medicare continues to serve as the primary health insurance
Read MoreIn Switching to Original Medicare, Beware of Medigap Plan Refusals
(By Michelle Andrews for KFF Health News) It’s open enrollment season for Medicare Advantage, when people currently enrolled in private
Read MorePublic Views on Prescription Drug Costs: Regulation, Affordability and TrumpRx
(Authors: Audrey Kearney, Alex Montero, Julian Montalvo III, Isabelle Valdes, Ashley Kirzinger, and Liz Hamel for The Kaiser Family Foundation
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Inflation Reduction Act tied to stronger medication adherence: Study
(By: Erica Cerutti for Becker’s Hospital Review) Cost-related medication nonadherence declined among Medicare enrollees following implementation of the Inflation Reduction
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$13.4B premium hike in 2025 due to Medicare Advantage overpayments: Report
(By: Elizabeth Casolo for Becker’s Hospital Review) The Congressional Joint Economic Committee identified an additional $13.4 billion contributing to higher Medicare
Read MoreWhat Medicare’s Temporary Program Covering GLP-1s for Obesity Means for Beneficiaries
(By Juliette Cubanski for The Kaiser Family Foundation published March 9, 2026) The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS)
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Medicare Part D enrollment in 2026: 5 things to know
(By: Elizabeth Casolo for Becker’s Hospital Review) Following the annual enrollment period for 2026, 56.1 million people — up from
Read MoreAnalyzing Changes in Medicare Part D Enrollment for 2026
(Authors: Juliette Cubanski, Nancy Ochieng, and Tricia Neuman for The Kaiser Family Foundation Published: Mar 3, 2026) For people with
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