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Why health insurance problems may continue past age 65
Original: Why your health insurance problem might not be over when you turn 65
The Washington Post reports that turning 65 and qualifying for Medicare does not automatically end Americans' health insurance difficulties. Gaps in coverage, supplemental plan costs, and complexities around Medicare enrollment mean many older adults still face billing surprises and out-of-pocket burdens after retirement age, keeping health coverage a live worry well into later life.
Why now: Ongoing public concern about the cost and complexity of health coverage for older Americans as Medicare rules and premiums draw attention
Evidence
- Why your health insurance problem might not be over when you turn 65 · The Washington Post
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