The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services will retroactively pay claims for telehealth services provided during the government shutdown through Jan. 30, the agency said in an updated FAQ Nov.

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The 2.8% bump in Social Security income is expected to bring an additional $56 per month to the average recipient.

Government documents show that federal regulators rarely warn plans that their networks of health providers are so skimpy ...

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Shelby Co. Trustee Regina Morrison Newman offers clear advice on Medicare choices during open enrollment with reminders to ...

The Department of Administration is inviting all government of Guam retirees and survivors who are eligible for Medicare of ...

Local hospitals report that when an Advantage policyholder is admitted, the insurance always pays less than traditional ...

The intervention marks another milestone in the government’s effort to modernize healthcare delivery, improve hospital infrastructure, and enhance service capacity across the 34 local government areas ...

A few weeks ago, when Vicki Stearn, 68, tried to schedule a virtual visit with her doctor, she was told Medicare — at least temporarily — stopped paying for telehealth appointments when the government ...

Some doctors and hospitals are refusing to treat many Medicare and Medicaid patients via telehealth, or charging them hefty fees, because the federal government shutdown is preventing reimbursement of ...

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - A pair of new laws are aiming to help first responders across the state. The bills were signed into law last week by Governor Evers. One, Act 35 reimburses people or companies ...