One of the easiest and most accessible ways for seniors to save on prescription costs is by using BuzzRx Prescription Discount Cards. These cards are free to obtain and can provide discounts of ...

By Marvell Adams Jr. October 15th marked the start of Medicare’s annual open enrollment period. Seniors can choose to stay on their current plan or switch to a new one. […] ...

This cap represents a substantial saving opportunity for seniors who require multiple or expensive medications. However, there is a chance that this new prescription drug benefit may prompt ...

Payments from Medicare's Extra Help program, which assists low-income seniors in paying prescription drug costs, count too. One thing worth noting is that the $2,000 out-of-pocket limit only ...

The Inflation Reduction Act is unlikely to generate savings for taxpayers, while disrupting the market and creating perverse ...

That's because Medicare's Low-Income Subsidy program -- which provides millions of seniors with prescription drug coverage that comes with no monthly premium -- is eroding. And recent changes made ...

A new study found that many people on Medicare with low to moderate incomes don't have enough money to pay for a hospital ...

CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — President Joe Biden on Tuesday highlighted prescription drug savings for seniors as he looked to cement his legacy with the race to replace him just two weeks away.

Manning Regional Healthcare Center (MRHC) is hosting several informational sessions for Medicare enrollees later this month.

Help with the sometimes-complicated process of comparing Medicare plans for 2025 is available in Oregon for no charge.

Seniors can choose to stay on their current plan or switch to a new one. But this year, that choice is far more important — and complex — than usual. Medicare’s prescription drug benefit, also known ...

The Senior Health Insurance Benefits Assistance ... A big change for 2025 is the $2,000 cap on prescription drugs under Part D, says Lynelle Bergman, a SHIBA field services representative.