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Common Scam Warning Signs Seniors Should Know

Before we get started, it's important to remember that anyone can fall for a scam. I've talked with smart, careful people who never thought it could happen to them. Scammers are getting more sophisticated every year, and sometimes all it takes is catching someone at the wrong moment. That's why knowing the warning signs is so important.

Medicare’s New GLP-1 Bridge Program: Affordable Access to Weight-Loss Drugs Starts July 2026

Medicare’s new demonstration program offers access to GLP-1 weight-loss drugs (Wegovy, Zepbound KwikPen, Foundayo) for eligible beneficiaries through Dec 31, 2027. Copay: Just $50/month (30-day supply). Eligibility: Medicare Part D enrollee + BMI criteria (≥35 or ≥30/27 with comorbidities) + prescription for weight management only. Doctor submits prior auth. Nationwide program with centralized processing.

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Medicare Trust Fund Update: Little Change in Projections, But Sustainability Remains Key

The Medicare Rights Center recently published an article summarizing the 2026 Medicare Trustees Report. The Hospital Insurance (HI) Trust Fund, which primarily covers Medicare Part A (inpatient hospital stays, hospice, skilled nursing, and some home health), is projected to be partially depleted in 2033—similar to last year's outlook. At that point, incoming revenue would cover about 89% of scheduled Part A benefits.

10 Common Medicare Questions Answered

Turning 65 or already on Medicare? Get answers to 10 of the most common Medicare questions, including enrollment deadlines, Medicare Advantage vs. Medicare Supplement plans, prescription drug coverage, employer insurance, and potential late enrollment penalties. This guide breaks down Medicare in plain English so you can better understand your options, avoid costly mistakes, and choose coverage with confidence.

Medicare Enrollment Eligibility: Still Working at 65? Here's What You Need to Know About Medicare Enrollment

Reaching age 65 doesn't automatically mean you're ready to retire. In fact, many Americans are working longer than ever, whether it's because they enjoy their careers, want to continue building their savings, or simply aren't ready to slow down. If you're still employed and approaching Medicare eligibility, you may be wondering: "Do I need to enroll in Medicare if I already have health insurance through my employer?" The answer depends on your situation.

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