Will I Be Able to Get Health Insurance on the Exchange for 2018?
Health insurers continue to exit and enter the 2018 marketplace, but as of now every U.S. county will offer at least one plan. Here’s what else to know.
4 Ways to Keep Health Costs Down in Retirement
While the federal Medicare program picks up a lot of the heath-care tab for Americans over 65, it doesn’t cover everything.
Few With Dementia Are Enrolled in Money Management Tool
One of the things a lot of us worry about is how long our parents will be able to take care of themselves — not just physically but financially.
Signing Up for Health Insurance? You Have Less Time This Year
Open enrollment for health insurance for 2017 will mostly work the same as it has in previous years, but there’s an important change.
Nursing Home Care May Be Less Costly Than You Think
While a nursing home stay may be nothing to look forward to, it is rarely as expensive as many of us fear, according to a new report.
Where to Start on the Health Insurance Exchange
Enrollment counselors and insurance brokers in your area can help you enroll in private health insurance and find financial help. Here’s what to know.
If You Buy Insurance on Your Own, Here's What to Know Now
If you need health insurance right now but are confused about how to go about it because of what’s going on in Congress, here’s what to know.
IBD: How to Avoid Being Hospitalized
Limiting the number of hospital stays can drastically improve a patient’s life with IBD.
What the Latest Senate Health Bill Means If You Have a Pre-Existing Condition
The Senate health bill could make health care unaffordable for Americans with pre-existing conditions who must buy insurance on their own. Here’s what to know.
A Simple Way to Cut Your Drug Costs
If high prescription drug costs are giving you a headache, here’s a suggestion: Take it up with your doctor. Here’s why that can help.