As the federal budget tightens access to Medicare, the gap between wealthy and struggling retirees is likely to grow.

There's some good news on that front: Certain government agencies operate on a permanent funding basis and should continue to operate pretty much as they always do, even during a protracted shutdown.

Since President Trump was sworn into office for a second term, he has proposed or initiated changes impacting Medicare.

As federal waivers expanding telehealth access for Medicare patients ended with the federal government shutdown, physicians ...

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services will call back furloughed staff beginning Monday amid open enrollment for ...

The U.S. Senate had yet another vote to pass a measure that would allow the federal government to reopen on Oct. 20. We are ...

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) is temporarily calling back all furloughed staff starting next week, a ...

ATLANTA - Medicare open enrollment has officially begun, and despite the ongoing federal government shutdown, officials say ...

Roughly 3,000 employees are coming back to work on Monday, funded by user fees as the shutdown drags into its fourth week.

Companies running private Medicare and Medicaid insurance plans inaccurately list many mental health professionals as being ...

An estimated 3,000 employees seem to be affected. The federal agency said the return to work would occur Monday, with the ...

Arkansas ambulance providers warn that delayed Medicare payments and expired rural funding could force some services to dip ...