Generally, the federal health insurance program Medicare is linked to the age of 65, when most U.S. citizens become eligible to enroll. However, this rule is not absolute. There are specific ...

You don't have to use the Medicare insurance; you can still use your work coverage, but you have to sign up and defer coverage.

Generally speaking, you’re eligible for Medicare when you turn 65 years old. Initial enrollment begins 3 months before your 65th birthday and ends 3 months after your birth month. Certain people may ...

It’s common knowledge that Medicare is available for people 65 and over, but you may be surprised to learn that about 10% of Medicare beneficiaries, or nearly 7 million people, are under age 65.

Medicare is a U.S. government program providing health insurance mostly to people 65 and older. Learn more about how Medicare works and how to enroll.

WASHINGTON, D.C. — More older Americans are struggling with addiction. Now there’s a push in Congress to help more people over age 65 afford treatment. The Residential Recovery for Seniors Act expands ...

This is the latest in the Health Affairs Forefront featured topic, Medicare and Medicaid Integration. The featured topic includes analysis, proposals, and commentary that will inform policies on the ...

You've dedicated decades to serving as a federal employee, and now it's time to enjoy your well-earned retirement. If you and your spouse have a significant age gap, there are special challenges and ...