If you are asking if the employer is allowed to offer an incentive to encourage (or coerce) Medicare eligible employees to switch from an employer plan to Medicare, the answer is no under the Medicare as secondary payer rules established in the 1980'...

You've never heard of anyone who doesn't take medications? Well the US is the most heavily medicated country in the world.  And I guess that depends on how you define "medication"--as just prescription drugs or OTC. I don't (and won't) take prescript...

I'm glad you were able to find something that worked for you. I'm not actually on Medicare. There's no way I can afford it. Employer health care isn't great--too high a deductible. I've given up even seeing doctors because I can't afford to cover it....

That's why Medicare is such a scam.  Over priced, no choices, no options and it doesn't pay for anything. If those 65 and older were allowed to sign up for the aca or medicare and the government contributed toward the aca subsidy whatever they would ...

I am aready aware of everything you have stated here.You're forgetting that medicare part a also has a deductible whether or not you have a premium ($1632 for 2024). So the total amount you pay for deductibles this year is not $240 but $1872. And tha...