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For the over 60% of Americans 65 and older who are overweight or obese, GLP-1 drugs are a potential game changer. But for many Americans, the high cost of these medications is a barrier to use, including limited access through Medicare plans.

By Whitney Stidom, Vice President of Consumer Enablement, eHealth As the summer travel season reaches its peak, millions of Americans are gearing up for trips across the country and overseas. While having fun with family and friends is likely at...

Father’s Day is often filled with fun outings, celebratory meals, and family time — but this annual tradition can also be a natural moment to check in on something even more...

Mother’s Day is often filled with cards, meals, and family time — but it's also a natural moment to check in on something more important: the health and well-being of the moms in your life.

Health insurance needs evolve over time, and the health plan that works well at age 25 rarely suits you at 65. Understanding how your coverage should shift with your health, finances, and lifestyle can help you make more confident, cost-effective decisions at each life stage. Here’s a look at how insurance needs evolve from young adulthood through retirement:

Putting your affairs in order, especially as you or loved ones approach their golden years, can provide peace of mind, rather than leaving you worried about unfinished financial affairs. After all, no one wants to leave unpaid bills, unanswered questions, or a disorganized mess for their children and loved ones to sort through.

With the tax-filing deadline of April 15 approaching, Americans across the country are making last-minute adjustments to their tax returns...

Most Americans — about 92% — have health insurance, either at work, through Medicare or Medicaid, or an individual Affordable Care Act (ACA) plan. If you are among them, one...

Health insurance open enrollment season happens in the fall and early winter for most Americans, whether you get your coverage through Medicare, an employer, or...