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Michael Tavoliero: The slow surrender of senior independence to government dependence

SENIOR CONTRIBUTOR - August 20, 2025 8

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Justice’s health care fraud takedown nets 324 in $14.6 billion crackdown — the largest in history

Suzanne Downing - June 30, 2025 17

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Justice Department looking at UnitedHealth Group for possible Medicare fraud

Suzanne Downing - May 15, 2025 15

Columns

Raw deal: Medicare out-of-pocket costs have soared under Inflation Reduction Act

SENIOR CONTRIBUTOR - January 13, 2025 15

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Dr. Mehmet Oz will lead Medicare and Medicaid

Suzanne Downing - November 19, 2024 10

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Medicare premiums and prescription drug costs surge under Inflation Reduction Act

SENIOR CONTRIBUTOR - October 30, 2024 8

Columns

Sally Pipes: Medicare’s doomsday clock ticks closer to midnight

GUEST CONTRIBUTOR - July 29, 2024 8

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CBO reports grim long-term outlook for federal government

SENIOR CONTRIBUTOR - March 20, 2024 55

The 907

Alaska Native Medical Center gets ‘deemed status’ removed by federal accrediting agency

Suzanne Downing - July 14, 2023 27

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