Some of Wall Street’s richest and most powerful figures are using a legal loophole to avoid paying millions of dollars in ...

One way insurers manage costs is by denying claims, said Timothy McBride ... Medicaid patients, she added. Medicaid payment ...

If they cannot or will not file, you can download the form and file the claim yourself. Go to Medicare.gov and download the Patient’s Request for Medical Payment form CMS-1490-S. Fill out the ...

The risk of having your health insurance claim denied is roughly 10 times what it was a decade ago — but consumers can’t know ...

Medicare Advantage was supposed to save taxpayers money when it was created in 2003. Instead, it costs the government 22% more per enrollee than traditional Medicare, adding up to an extra $83 billion ...

Medicare will stop paying benefits once a person has died, meaning their medical coverage, including coverage for hospital ...

Additionally, one neurosurgeon allegedly submitted fraudulent claims to Medicare for levels of spinal decompression ... stating that it lacked "details of fraud — causally linked together — to form a ...

When you get insurance coverage through your employer you might think you’ve covered your bases—but there are certain ...

Shelby Kinsey lives with a rare, fast-progressing form of ALS — but she has to spend her precious time fighting for insurance ...

Most working Americans have to pay Medicare taxes, but some of Wall Street’s richest figures found a way to opt out.

Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. speaks to the press ahead of the presidential debate between US Vice President and Democratic ...

Topline: Medicare Advantage was supposed to save taxpayers money when it was created in 2003. Instead, it costs the ...