Dental care can be expensive. But nearly half of Medicare beneficiaries don’t have dental coverage, according to KFF[1].

Dental insurance coverage can be important for people who are eligible or about to become eligible for Medicare. Since the ...

Two common misconceptions about Medicare are that it doesn’t cover dental care and that beneficiaries need to pay all dental ...

When determining your health care needs, don’t forget to include dental services in the overall equation. Even if you’ve been fortunate enough to have a healthy smile, oral health becomes more of an ...

Source: Julie Lee and Janet P. Sutton, “Cost Considerations Limit Access to Dental, Vision, and Hearing Services for Under-65 ...

Once you turn 65, you’re eligible for health coverage under Medicare. But that doesn’t mean you should stick with original ...

In recent years, the collaboration between Medicare and private insurers has intensified, leading to significant ...

Older Americans have ways to protect against high out-of-pocket health care costs, but it’s important to understand the trade ...

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. faced a tough confirmation process, seeming unable to understand Medicare and Medicaid. Yet the Senate ...

When deciding if you need coverage, also consider that gum disease is more common in people with diabetes and cardiovascular disease. Original Medicare (Parts A and B) does not cover most dental ...