Ever spend hours hunting for a file you swore you saved? Or find yourself scrambling for the latest version of a contract at the last minute?

The CMS-1763 form is a critical document for individuals looking to cancel their Medicare coverage. Whether it's Part A, ...

The U.S. healthcare system is under constant pressure to manage resources effectively, particularly in federal programs like Medicare. To tackle this issue, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid ...

Medicare is the federal health insurance program designed for adults age 65 and older and some younger people who have qualifying disabilities. Medicare coverage is split broadly into two major types ...

The Identity and Access (I&A) management system allows healthcare professionals to access various other systems that help with billing, provider enrollment, and access to electronic medical records.

More than half of people who receive Medicare opt for Medicare Advantage (Part C) over Original Medicare (Part A and Part B). The two aren’t interchangeable, though. Whereas benefits through Original ...

The Total Payment Obligation to the Claimant (TPOC) is the total dollar amount owed to you or on your behalf from a workers’ compensation or liability settlement. This is typically the amount that ...

Navigating Medicare coverage can feel like trying to solve a particularly challenging puzzle, especially when it comes to hospital stays and skilled care. After all, this senior-focused coverage has ...

The Medicare Shared Savings Program allows healthcare providers to create or participate in Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs) that aim to deliver better healthcare while helping lower costs. The ...

Medicare Select is a type of Medigap plan that requires you to use specific hospitals and doctors in order to receive coverage benefits. These plans may have lower premiums than other Medigap plans.