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Medicare’s standard Part B premium is $2,435 this year and is projected to increase by $79 annually for 2027 – meaning this increase [...]
This brief analyzes the Medicare Part D stand-alone prescription drug plan (PDP) market for 2027. The analysis shows that there will [...]
Public opinion surveys consistently show older adults want to age in place. But, it turns out, nobody can agree on [...]
Financial services firms traditionally focus on how we save and invest our money or insure ourselves against risk. Now, happily, [...]
Life expectancy for older adults has increased dramatically in recent years. But do more years in old age mean more [...]
This data note provides new information about waiting lists from KFF’s most recent survey of state Medicaid home care [...]
Dr. K explains what are the most important foods to eat (and avoid) for older adults. Plus what to know [...]
Have you been worried about an older person’s memory or thinking abilities? Maybe your parent has seemed more confused [...]
Any sufficiently complex biological data that changes with age can be used to construct an aging clock. Here, researchers report [...]
This brief examines the legal status of Crisis Pregnancy Centers, attempts to regulate them, and future efforts to expand their [...]
October 2, 2026, Stewart's Shops Corp. of Saratoga Springs, NY is recalling two flavors, Heavenly Medley and Vanilla-Chocolate-Strawberry, of half-gallon ice cream [...]
October 2nd, 2026 - EAK Distribution of Casper, WY is recalling HOME GROWN Green Sprouting Calabrese Broccoli Seeds, 8 oz, Heirloom, because [...]
Dengue is a year-round risk in many parts of the world, with outbreaks commonly occurring every 2-5 years. Travelers to [...]
The Mediterranean diet and lifestyle is about so much more than what is on your plate. The pleasures of the [...]
The newly released 2025-2030 Dietary Guidelines for Americans place a big emphasis on protein. Americans are taking notice, recognizing protein [...]
After losing her father, Wendy set out to challenge the quiet expectations placed on women in midlife via her Instagram [...]
Oseterics App leverages Apple Health for mobility metrics. Track subtle changes in walking steadiness, step length, walking asymmetry and more.
A Life Recollected Legacy is for rich people--or people who have made major contributions to this world, isn’t it? [...]
A Loaf of Banana Bread I like watching cooking and baking competitions. One theme I’ve noticed is how often [...]
3 months before and 3 months after your eligibility month.
When you first become eligible to sign-up for Medicare, you have a 7-month window to enroll.
This window starts 3 months before your eligibility month and ends 3 months after your eligibility month.
If you missed your Initial Enrollment Period (IEP) when first eligible, and do not qualify for a Special Enrollment Period (SEP), you can enroll in Medicare Part A and/or Medicare Part B.
Determined by specific life event affecting you.
You can enroll in Medicare or make changes to your current plans outside of the regular enrollment periods when faced with certain extenuating circumstances that include: