Revenue and Medicare are at heart of federal deficit talks
Republicans are willing to raise government revenues, but not increase taxes. Democrats would accept reductions in Medicare spending, yet no cuts in benefits.

Monitor your Medicare costs
If you're enrolled in a Medicare Part D plan and you're being overcharged for the prescription drugs you take, it can throw you prematurely into the infamous "doughnut hole."

Senior Advocate: When to enroll in Medicare depends on employment status
Q: I am about to turn 65 and had planned to enroll in Medicare, however, a friend told me that since I was going to continue working I shouldn't enroll until I quit working. Can you explain how my continuing to work has any effect on when I should sign up?

More people with Medicare receiving free preventive care
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services today released a new report showing that more than 5 million Americans with traditional Medicare or nearly one in six people with Medicare took advantage of one or more of the recommended preventive benefits now available for free thanks to the Affordable Care Act.