Tagged: medicare

In most of the United States, respiratory illnesses like flu, COVID-19, RSV, and pneumococcal disease consistently show increased activity between October and March. That’s in part because during the fall […]

Many older adults find health care hard to access and difficult to understand. In fact, a Harris Poll survey on older Americans’ experiences with the health care system found that […]

By Clay N. Middleton EDITO As fireworks lit the skies on this Independence Day, President Trump signed into law what he proudly called “The One Big Beautiful Bill. Supporters cheered […]

By Clay N. Middleton EDITORIAL During the campaign, then former President Donald Trump asserted that he had no knowledge of Project 2025, the document aimed at significantly changing the direction […]

By Julianne Malveaux Guest Commentary Unequal access to highquality health services is one of the most pervasive problems in America’s health care system. Far too often, communities of color face […]

With so many Medicare options available, selecting a plan can seem daunting. This year you may be wondering how news of Medicare drug price negotiations, economic uncertainties and other factors […]

By Dr. Glenn Mollette Guest Commentary I’m voting for the Presidential candidate who will promise to keep Social Security solvent. I’ve hit the age where I’m finally on the receiving […]

Obesity doesn’t only impact our overall public health, the consequence of ignoring this epidemic is growing more expensive every day. It is taking a toll on our health care system […]