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Every fall, about 70 million Americans — or about 20% of the population — can compare their Medicare options and make changes. Whether that’s picking a new Medicare Advantage...

After Bill C. became eligible for Medicare at age 65, he could have kept his coverage relatively simple. He was generally healthy, took just one prescription medication and already had doctors he trusted from his previous health...

Whitney Stidom, vice president of consumer enablement, eHealth For tens of millions of Americans, the fall’s Medicare Annual Enrollment Period will bring big changes. That’s because over 3 million Americans are enrolled in Medicare Advantage...

For roughly 40 years, Linda and Michael F. never needed to shop around for health insurance. Their insurance came through Michael's work. After he retired, they kept it. But year after year, the price kept climbing.

More Americans than ever are turning to artificial intelligence (AI) to compare everything from books to banks to health benefits. That includes Medicare plans, especially during...

When Reed Richmond retired five years ago, he encountered a common problem among many newly eligible Medicare beneficiaries. “I had plenty of Medicare options, but I didn’t have a way to compare them side by side,” said Reed, 70, who retired...

If you are among the 57 million Americans enrolled in a Medicare Advantage or Part D prescription drug plan, you should see an important piece of mail in your mailbox soon — assuming...

For nearly 30 years, eHealth has helped millions of Americans find the healthcare coverage that fits their needs at a price they can afford, using data, artificial intelligence and a consumer-first approach to help people...

More Americans are born during August than any other month, which means more people are aging into Medicare now than at any other point in the year. Across the country, as many...