INSURANCE & MEDICARE
Voices
Where We Stand
Unless Congress makes changes, we run the risk of more and more physicians being unwilling to take Medicare patients.
Opinion: We're in This Together
We have a shared responsibility to improve access to affordable health insurance coverage.
AARP Programs
Divided We Fail
The Divided We Fail effort advances the idea that partisan gridlock should not stand in the way of affordable health care and long-term financial security for all Americans.
Tools
Medicare Drug Plan Finder
Looking for a Medicare Part D drug plan? This step-by-step guide can help.
Benefits QuickLINK
Find out which public or private benefits are available for older adults and families with children.
Medical Disclaimer
All visitors to AARP.org should seek expert medical care and consult their own physicians for any specific health issues. Read this disclaimer in its entirety.
Medical Disclaimer
All visitors to AARP.org should seek expert medical care and consult their own physicians for any specific health issues. Read this disclaimer in its entirety.
Senators have stalled a bill that would cancel proposed cuts to doctors’ reimbursements under Medicare that threaten doctor-patient relationships.
Medicare Part B Premiums on Rise
Do private Medicare Advantage plans increase or decrease your costs?
The Candidates on Health Care
Voters agree: Health care is a top concern. Listen to each candidate's perspective on health policy on "Inside E Street."
From the Online Community
Group: Insurance and Medicare
Discuss health coverage and drug plans.
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Group: Health Nuts
Share strategies for outsmarting the midday yawns.
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From Sit-in to Suing for Health Coverage
A Tennessee man is suing to have his state-run health coverage restored.
Medicare Advantage: Beware the Hard Sell
Some beneficiaries have been duped into buying Medicare Advantage plans.
Uninsured in America
Since 2000, the number of uninsured Americans has grown by 5 million. Hard work and money don't guarantee access to affordable health care.
Your Take-Charge Guide to Affordable Health Care
Americans fret more about their health care costs than they do about losing a job, paying the mortgage, or becoming a victim of terrorism, according to a recent survey.
