• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar
  • Skip to footer
  • Donate Now
  • Sign up for CMA’s weekly newsletter!

Center for Medicare Advocacy

Advancing Access to Medicare and Healthcare

  • Eligibility/Enrollment
  • Coverage/Appeals
    • Medicare Costs
    • Self Help Materials – Toolkits & More
  • Topics
    • Basic Introduction to Medicare
    • Medicare Costs
    • Home Health Care
    • Improvement Standard and Jimmo News
    • Nursing Home / Skilled Nursing Facility Care
    • Outpatient Observation Status
    • Part B
    • Part D / Prescription Drug Benefits
    • Medicare for People Under 65
    • Medicare “Reform”
    • All Other Topics
    • Resources
      • Infographics
  • Publications
    • CMA Alerts
    • Fact Sheets & Issue Briefs
    • Infographics
    • The Medicare Handbook
    • SNF Enforcement Newsletter
    • Elder Justice Newsletter
    • Medicare Facts & Fiction
    • Articles by Topic
  • Litigation
    • Litigation News
    • Cases
    • Litigation Archive
    • Amicus Curiae Activities
  • Newsroom
    • Press Releases
    • Editorials & Letters to the Editor
    • CMA Comments, Responses, and Letters
    • CMA in the News
  • About Us
    • National Voices of Medicare Summit
    • Mission Statement
    • CMA FAQs
    • CMA Annual Impact Report
    • Personnel & Boards
    • The Center for Medicare Advocacy Founder’s Circle
    • Connecticut Dually Eligible Appeals Project
    • Community Outreach and Education Project (COEP)
    • National Medicare Advocates Alliance
    • CMA Webinars
    • Products & Services
    • Testimonials
    • Career, Fellowship & Internship Opportunities
    • Contact Us
  • Support Our Work
    • Donate Now
    • Build a Legacy with CMA
    • Join the Center for Medicare Advocacy Founder’s Circle
    • Take Action
    • Share Your Health Care Story
    • Tell Congress to Protect Our Care
    • Listen to Medicare & Health Care Stories
    • Sign up for CMA’s weekly newsletter!

Medicare Summary

CMS Issues New “Medicare Beneficiaries at a Glance” Statistics

September 28, 2022

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) released an updated summary of "Medicare Beneficiaries at a Glance" statistics. Updated with the 2020 data, the infographic serves as a quick reference to help policy makers and the general … [Read more...] about CMS Issues New “Medicare Beneficiaries at a Glance” Statistics

Filed Under: Article Tagged With: Medicare Basics, Medicare Summary, Weekly Alert

“Medicare & You” Continues to Reverse Bias Towards, and More Accurately Describe, Medicare Advantage

September 28, 2022

The Medicare & You Handbook is widely read by beneficiaries who often use it as their sole or primary source of information about Medicare. In contrast to advertising and other promotion by companies and their agents seeking to sell products in … [Read more...] about “Medicare & You” Continues to Reverse Bias Towards, and More Accurately Describe, Medicare Advantage

Filed Under: Article Tagged With: Medicare Advantage, Medicare Basics, Medicare Enrollment, Medicare Summary, Weekly Alert

2023 Medicare Cost Sharing Released

September 28, 2022

On September 27, 2022, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) released the 2023 premiums, deductibles, and coinsurance amounts for the Medicare Part A and Part B programs, as well as the 2023 Medicare Part D income-related monthly … [Read more...] about 2023 Medicare Cost Sharing Released

Filed Under: Article Tagged With: Medicare Basics, Medicare Summary, Weekly Alert

CMS Releases Data re: Medicare and Medicaid

March 17, 2022

Earlier this month, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) released the latest enrollment figures for Medicare, Medicaid, and the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP), reproduced below.MedicareAs of November 2021, 64.1 … [Read more...] about CMS Releases Data re: Medicare and Medicaid

Filed Under: Article Tagged With: Medicare Summary, Weekly Alert

Medicare Platform:

December 20, 2018

Core Considerations for Today & Tomorrow The Center for Medicare Advocacy works for a comprehensive Medicare program and quality health coverage and care for all people. To accomplish these goals for current and future beneficiaries in the … [Read more...] about Medicare Platform:

Filed Under: Article Tagged With: Medicare and Health Care Reform, Medicare Summary, Weekly Alert

2019 Medicare Cost-Sharing Announced

October 18, 2018

Last week the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services released the Medicare premium, deductible and co-pay amounts for 2019.  Below are the 2019 cost-sharing amounts.Part A Premium (For those not automatically enrolled)0-29 … [Read more...] about 2019 Medicare Cost-Sharing Announced

Filed Under: Article Tagged With: Coverage & Appeals, Medicare Summary, Weekly Alert

CMA Alert – You CAN Leave the Nursing Home; 2018 Cost-Sharing; Enrollment Reminder; Talk Turkey About Taxes

November 21, 2017

Home for the Holidays: Leaving the Nursing Home During a Medicare-Covered Stay 2018 Medicare Cost Sharing REMINDER: Medicare Enrollment Continues through December 7th Tax Bill Facing Vote in the Senate Next Week – Time to Talk … [Read more...] about CMA Alert – You CAN Leave the Nursing Home; 2018 Cost-Sharing; Enrollment Reminder; Talk Turkey About Taxes

Filed Under: Article Tagged With: Medicare Summary, Weekly Alert

Medicare Annual Enrollment Period Has Begun – Ends December 7

October 19, 2016

Fall is the time for Medicare beneficiaries to explore their options regarding traditional Medicare, Part D prescription drug plans and Part C Medicare Advantage plans.  The Annual Coordinated Election Period (ACEP) starts on October 15th and … [Read more...] about Medicare Annual Enrollment Period Has Begun – Ends December 7

Filed Under: Article Tagged With: Enrollment, Medicare Enrollment, Medicare Summary, Under-65, Weekly Alert

Minimal Social Security COLA Increase Will Likely Lead to Dramatic Part B Premium Increases for Some, Large Deductible Increase for All, Unless Congress Intervenes

October 19, 2016

On October 18, 2016, the Social Security Administration announced that the annual cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) will increase by only 0.3% in 2017.  Although Medicare premiums won’t be announced until later this Fall, as a result of … [Read more...] about Minimal Social Security COLA Increase Will Likely Lead to Dramatic Part B Premium Increases for Some, Large Deductible Increase for All, Unless Congress Intervenes

Filed Under: Article Tagged With: Medicare Part B, Medicare Summary, Weekly Alert

People with Medicare Beware: COBRA Is Not Coverage as a “Current” Employee

November 24, 2015

CautionAdvocates have seen an increase in the number of Medicare beneficiaries who have delayed enrolling in Medicare Part B, thinking, erroneously, that because they are paying for and receiving continued health coverage under COBRA, they do not … [Read more...] about People with Medicare Beware: COBRA Is Not Coverage as a “Current” Employee

Filed Under: Article Tagged With: COBRA, Enrollment, Fact and Fiction, Medicare Summary, Weekly Alert

  • Page 1
  • Page 2
  • Page 3
  • Go to Next Page »

Primary Sidebar

Easy Access to Understanding Medicare

The Center for Medicare Advocacy produces a range of informative materials on Medicare-related topics.
Sign Up for CMA's Free Newsletter
Register for CMA's Free Webinars

  • Medicare Basics
  • Medicare Reform
  • CMA Alerts
  • Fact Sheets & Issue Briefs
  • CMA Webinars
  • Connecticut Info & Projects
  • Health Care Stories
  • Se habla Español

Jimmo v. Sebelius

Medicare covers skilled care to maintain or slow decline as well as to improve.

Improvement Isn’t Required. It’s the law!

Read more.

National Voices of Medicare Summit

With the many threats currently facing the Medicare program, now is the time to come together as allies and explore ways to advocate for comprehensive Medicare coverage, health equity, and quality health care. Drawing inspiration from real-life experiences and stories of beneficiaries and caregivers, we hope to share impactful discussions with you.

Learn more.

Center for Medicare Advocacy Follow 10,601 5,346

A national nonpartisan, nonprofit law organization working to advance access to comprehensive #Medicare coverage and quality #healthcare.

CMAorg
CMAorg avatar Center for Medicare Advocacy @CMAorg ·
15 Jul 2077388746765262880

Government programs like Medicare can be the difference between life & death - especially denials vs approvals. A denial is rarely the final answer. You have the right to appeal, and we're here to help you with that - from education to advocacy to litigation💙

Our free📬:

Reply on Twitter 2077388746765262880 Retweet on Twitter 2077388746765262880 1 Like on Twitter 2077388746765262880 0 X 2077388746765262880
CMAorg avatar Center for Medicare Advocacy @CMAorg ·
10 Jul 2075662102665064836

💙 It's Feel Good Friday! Today's feel good news: Medicare’s new GLP-1 Bridge could make treatment more affordable for millions.

Beginning July 1, some eligible people with Part D coverage can access certain weight-management medications for a $50 monthly copay.

GLP-1s may

Reply on Twitter 2075662102665064836 Retweet on Twitter 2075662102665064836 0 Like on Twitter 2075662102665064836 0 X 2075662102665064836
CMAorg avatar Center for Medicare Advocacy @CMAorg ·
7 Jul 2074602071580446810

🤖 Should Medicare pay for AI diagnostic software?

CMS is proposing a new payment pathway for algorithm-driven tools that can produce diagnoses, risk scores, or treatment recommendations.

Promise, red flag, or both?

Article:

📩More Medicare updates:

Image for twitter card

CMS floats new Medicare payment category for AI diagnostic software: 6 notes 

CMS floats Medicare payment for AI diagnostic software, proposing a new category to standardize reimbursement for algorithm-driven clinical tools.

www.beckerspayer.com

Reply on Twitter 2074602071580446810 Retweet on Twitter 2074602071580446810 0 Like on Twitter 2074602071580446810 0 X 2074602071580446810
Retweet on Twitter Center for Medicare Advocacy Retweeted
ClevelandClinic avatar Cleveland Clinic @ClevelandClinic ·
6 Jul 2074195930111480230

Our cardiovascular researcher shares why AFibs happen when you sleep and what can you do about it:

Image for twitter card

I’m Having AFib at Night: Should I Be Worried?

There are many reasons why you might go into AFib overnight — from sleep apnea to sleeping on your left side. A cardiovascular researcher explains.

cle.clinic

Reply on Twitter 2074195930111480230 Retweet on Twitter 2074195930111480230 2 Like on Twitter 2074195930111480230 17 X 2074195930111480230
Load More

Footer

Stay Connected:

  • Contact Us
  • Sitemap
  • Products & Services
  • Copyright/Privacy

© 2026 · Center for Medicare Advocacy