But what if you’re still working full-time and get health insurance through your employer? For those who love their job (and its health-insurance benefit) and don’t want to retire at 65, they can keep working and get Medicare later — as long as their employer has at least 20 employees.

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The U.S. Justice Department has launched a probe into UnitedHealth's Medicare billing practices in recent months, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday, sending the healthcare conglomerate's shares as much as 13% lower.

For Kaye Peterson, 67, the expansion of Medicare telehealth coverage during Covid-19 was a godsend. Peterson, who has Type 1 diabetes and lives in an assisted living facility, no longer drives, so she depends on extended family when she needs in-person appointments with specialists who are roughly an hour away from her home in Lebanon,

An executive order by Trump rolled back some efforts by the Biden administration to control Medicare costs but it didn't change drug price caps.

Boca Raton brothers Justin and Trevor Blair created a call center in which they persuaded Medicare beneficiaries and their doctors to order sham tests.

But Medicare rarely covers the cost.

A petition calls for the telehealth coverage to be reinstated after its scheduled expiration date of March 31.

The Iowa Republican’s letter to the company cites findings from a series of Wall Street Journal articles.

While Luigi Mangione today stands trial for the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, the U.S. Justice Department is launching a civil fraud investigation into the conglomerate’s Medicare billing practices.