Most Medicare seniors overspend by choosing the wrong Part D drug plan
Medicare beneficiaries usually choose a more expensive drug plan than is actually needed for their health conditions, according…
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“Frequent users” are not abusing ER services, multi-state studies say
People who visit an emergency room (ER) multiple times per year—nicknamed “frequent flyers”—have been accused of taking advantage…
News Read MoreSeniors’ #1 reason for life insurance is life, not death, survey shows
Retirement planning is the primary reason Americans over 55 buy life insurance, using it to combat “longevity risk”…
News Read MoreNew drug may slow memory loss in cases of mild Alzheimer’s
While there is no known cure for Alzheimer’s disease, the combined results of two studies of the experimental…
News Read MoreSurveys show AL providers dedicated to providing high-quality care
Assisted living (AL) providers are aggressively tackling resident and staff satisfaction issues through ongoing employee training, recognition programs…
News Read MoreDOJ & HHS charge 91 people with $430 million in Medicare fraud
Making good on warnings issued last week, the Department of Health & Human Services and the U.S. Attorney…
News Read MoreHospital readmission penalties off to a rocky start
The new penalty phase for the Hospital Readmission Reduction Program, launched Monday by the Centers for Medicare &…
News Read MoreRetracted source story: Verdugo Valley Skilled Nursing & Wellness Centre
On June 7, 2012, the Montrose-La Crescenta (Calif.) Patch published a news article incorrectly stating that Verdugo Valley…
News Read MoreReport compares healthcare plans under Obama, Romney
A report titled "Health Care in the 2012 Presidential Election: How the Obama and Romney Plans Stack Up"…
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