Here’s One Way You May be Overpaying for Prescription Drugs – And How to Avoid It
Did you know that when you lay down $10, $20, or $30 for a copay at the pharmacy that you may
Throwing More Money at Wavering Senators’ States Doesn’t Improve Graham-Cassidy
To paraphrase W.C. Fields, it seems as if news of the death of the Graham-Cassidy bill is greatly exaggerated. As veteran Kaiser
Two Paths Forward on Obamacare: One Reasonable, the Other Perilous
Newly back from summer recess, Senators are taking two divergent paths on healthcare after the Republicans’ spectacular failure to repeal and
Coming Soon to a Pharmacy or Grocery Store Near you: Hi-Quality Over the Counter Hearing Aids
Seniors suffering from hearing loss have good reason to cheer. They should soon be able to purchase quality hearing aids over
Summertime No Time to Stop Protecting Seniors’ Healthcare
Washington, D.C. is noticeably mellower with Congress beginning its August recess. Our “worst-in-the-U.S.” traffic is noticeably lighter. The sidewalks are
Medicare Turns 52: A Time for Cake, Candles, and Continued Vigilance
Medicare turns 52 years old this weekend. It’s an occasion for both celebration and vigilance. Surely the anniversary of a federal program
Massachusetts Congressman is an Unassuming, Unrelenting Champion of Social Security
This morning National Committee President Max Richtman interviewed a real fighter for Social Security and Medicare on Facebook Live from Capitol Hill
Mr. President, Stop Saying Obamacare Is Imploding (Because It’s Not)
During a CNN focus group of Trump voters last week, one educated, white collar professional said that the Republican congress had
Of Course People Will Die if Senate Health Bill Becomes Law
Two days in a row now we have seen CNN anchor Kate Bolduan react with incredulity when a Democratic member of
Senate GOP’s “Mean” Healthcare Bill Must be Defeated
Getting a look at the Senate Republican healthcare bill after weeks of secrecy is like peeking under a rock. There’s a