Medicare

The Supreme Court's move rightward makes the Chief Justice's role less relevant, but don't underestimate Roberts' ability to maneuver.

"Joe Biden is saying his priority is illegal aliens," Stephen Miller claimed Saturday on Fox News.

While delivering a speech on healthcare in Charlotte, North Carolina, the president discussed his America First Healthcare Agenda and outlined a "historic plan to benefit our great seniors."

An 18-month congressional investigation led by Democrats found that Medicaid official Seema Verma billed taxpayers more than $35 million for media consultants tasked with building her personal brand .

Bev Veals, a three-time cancer survivor from Carolina Beach, recorded her call with a member of North Carolina Senator Thom Tillis' Washington, D.C., staff after she grew upset with his apparent lack of empathy.

Chris Smalls said that the TCOEW's demands include increased wages, medicare, childcare, and more.

Rural hospital closures will force some of Georgia's poorest residents to travel more than 30 miles to seek health care.

"We are not at all reducing the regulatory rigor with which we will evaluate and hopefully approve vaccines," the senior U.S. health department official told reporters.

Telehealth services are essential for rural Americans.

"Trump announced that if he is re-elected he will permanently defund Social Security," Senator Bernie Sanders warned.

The former secretary of state said President Trump's executive actions Saturday made it very clear he intends on going after Social Security and Medicare if he's re-elected.

The House Speaker and Senate Minority Leader both warned that President Donald Trump's Saturday executive actions won't work and ultimately take money from workers, Social Security and Medicare.

"At a time of enormous economic pain and suffering, we have a fundamental choice to make," Senator Bernie Sanders wrote.

The pandemic has once again shined a bright spotlight on the vexing problem of rising drug prices.

As unemployment has surged, Americans whose employment is often tied to their jobs will lose their current health care coverage.

Eighty percent of Americans also support reforming the nation's health care system so no one pays more than 10 percent of income on insurance.

"Seeking care when exhibiting COVID-19 symptoms or when suspecting of having been infected by the coronavirus is a critical element in combating the outbreak," the Gallup report noted.

A review of the New Jersey facility on a senior living review website called Andover Subacute and Rehab II a "horror show."

Biden on Thursday unveiled new plans on health care and education in an effort to unite the moderate and liberal wings of the Democratic party.

"The COVID-19 epidemic highlights the folly of tying health coverage to jobs," a co-author of the analysis told Newsweek.

"We know Trump is an existential threat to the health and economic well-being of our communities and all Americans and we cannot afford four more years of his reckless administration," the committee said on Friday.

The budget, if enacted, would cut billions from the three safety-net programs over the next decade.

In their encounter in Des Moines, Pence told the doctor he hadn't heard about the planned cuts.

After the president promised that he would work to avoid cutting Social Security and other programs, he now says he's "going to take a look" at cutting the programs.

Jerry Holliman, 69, said he was told to check with Medicare to cover the cost, but the paperwork said there would be a copay required.

The goal: Every single American should have access to a doctor 24/7, from any location on the planet.

The 6-month-old baby had died after surgery at the hospital in Padang, Indonesia, but his mother said she was not allowed to take the body away for burial.

Hundreds of private hospices discharged most dying patients in 2017, while 80 failed to send registered nurses, physicians or nurse practitioners to check on them.

A report released Wednesday detailed research suggesting that single-payer health care reforms, also known as "Medicare for All," would cost about $32 trillion over 10 years.

Expanding Medicare to cover vision, dental and hearing services for existing beneficiaries enjoys strong public support and can be done now, irrespective of the 2020 elections.