Expanding access to the CCBHC program for Medicare enrollees with behavioral health needs should be a policy priority.

Medicare does not pay for services you receive from healthcare providers that are not Medicare certified. Providers can go through the process to become certified and bill Medicare for their services.

Medicare has a behavioral health and substance use treatment access problem. Particularly since the COVID-19 pandemic, the percentage of older adults reporting concerns about their mental health has ...

Key Takeaways Many retirees don't compare Original Medicare and Medicare Advantage thoroughly.The wrong Medicare plan can ...

A comprehensive outpatient rehabilitation facility (CORF) is an outpatient healthcare center that provides rehabilitation services. Medicare-certified CORFs must meet strict requirements. Original ...

Medicare-certified home health agencies, which are key to allowing older adults to age in place, are increasingly going through ownership changes, raising concerns about health care spending, ...

For 2026, premiums for traditional Medicare Part B plans will take their largest jump in price since 2022, but the cost of some prescription drugs are dropping. Got that? The annual enrollment period ...

ZoomCare is confident that it can make serving Medicare beneficiaries financially sustainable. While some clinics and physician practices are withdrawing from serving Medicare beneficiaries, Tigard, ...

Last week, a group of Democratic senators unveiled a framework that would add non-medical home care to Medicare and make home- and community-based ...

Medicare does not pay for services a person receives from healthcare providers that are not Medicare certified. Providers can become certified and bill Medicare for their services. The nonprofit KFF ...