There are several common Medicare scams, and it's important to know what to look out for to avoid getting scammed. Here's what to know about fraud.

In June, Wisconsin consumers contacted Public Investigator with a question: Will my paper Medicare card expire in 2025? The individuals said they received several calls about replacing their paper ...

Wisconsin residents told Public Investigator that a scam caller posing as a government agency official attempted to steal their personal information.

While many MA beneficiaries appreciate the flexibility of choosing their own support, others face barriers like limited card acceptance at local businesses and confusion over eligible purchases.

Right now, Medicaid — the program that provides healthcare for more than 83 million Americans — is under heavy scrutiny. Here in Michigan, 2.6 million people get their health insurance through ...

Dems roll out ads hitting Republicans on Medicaid Democratic groups are preparing to start running ads next week attacking House Republicans for their vote to cut Medicaid spending.

Michigan officials have calculated the risk of potential federal Medicaid cuts, finding one proposal could nix coverage for 500,000 residents.

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Nearly $7 billion in Medicaid payments go to Michigan hospitals every year – money that supports health care, which is one of the state’s largest industries and contributes $77 billion each ...

Discussions are part of efforts to find up to $880 billion in Medicaid savings to pay for President Donald Trump’s legislative priorities.

Medicaid is more than just a government program — it’s a lifeline for millions of Michigan families and a cornerstone of our health care system. Right now, there are proposals in Washington ...

Proposed cuts could result in Michigan losing over $20 billion in Medicaid funding over a decade, affecting access to essential care for approximately 750,000 people, according to state officials.