Medicare usually requires that people are 65 years old or above to qualify for a plan. However, some individuals can qualify for Medicare earlier if they have a disability or certain medical ...

President Obama recently proposed raising the age of Medicare eligibility incrementally through 2036, as his administration works with Republican leaders to make an Aug. 2 deadline for increasing the ...

Generally, you become eligible for Medicare at age 65, regardless of your employment status or retirement status. There are exceptions to the age 65 requirement, including eligibility due to certain ...

If the Medicare beneficiary eligibility age increases to 67 years old, the nation’s overall healthcare spending may also increase, based on a recent Boston-based Harvard University study, according to ...

A number of hospital executives support the change in Medicare eligibility age from 65 to 67 to avoid reimbursement cuts, and many are planning a lobbying event on Capitol Hill this coming week to ...

Most U.S. citizens age 65 or older qualify for free Medicare Part A (hospital insurance), but you will be responsible for ...

The Seven-Month Window That Changes Everything Your Initial Enrollment Period lasts for seven months, starting three months ...