Medicare
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Shoreham church to host Medicare fraud talk
The Shoreham Congregational Church will host a free presentation on Medicare fraud called “Prevent, Detect, Report,” on Thursday, Oct. 12, at 2 p.m.
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Guest editorial: Traditional Medicare is under attack
I’ve spent my professional life as a primary care pediatrician, mostly in Vermont. Now I’m retired and the beneficiary of Medicare.
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Letter to the editor: Articles were very informative
I appreciate the articles written by Dr. G. Fjeld and Mr. Richard Hopkins in a recent Addison Independent.
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Letter to the editor: Medicare offers cautionary tale
We need to pass Universal Healthcare ASAP!
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What are Medicare choices?
If you want to change your Medicare enrollment for the coming year you need to make that change by next Wednesday, Dec. 7 — did you know that?
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Letter to the editor: Be very wary of ‘Medicare’ pitch
The Advantage Plan hucksters are emerging out of their almost yearlong hibernation.
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Letter to the editor: AgeWell offers good guidance on Medicare options
The mail coming to me every day from for-profit private health insurance plans advertising an alternative to traditional Medicare, is overwhelming.
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Letter to the editor: Medicare switch raises concerns
Remember that you are giving an insurance company control over your Medicare dollars and they are making a profit.
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Ways of Seeing: Medicare is for people, not corporations
It takes both good luck and good care to survive cancer. After my breast cancer diagnosis in 1999 I had both.
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Letter to the editor: Medical students’ debt a flaw in Medicare plan
A recent conversation with my aunt brought to light a possible flaw with some of the Democratic candidates’ “Medicare for All” pitch. Medicare is beloved, true, and folks…