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Learn how to check the status of your Medicare application online, by phone, or in person. Find out what to do if your application is approved or denied, and what information you should receive.
Learn how to file and win an appeal for Medicare coverage, penalties, or surcharges. Find out the steps, forms, and tips for each level of the appeals process.
To enroll in Medicare, you need to prove your age, citizenship, work history, and other eligibility criteria. Find out what documents you need, where to get them, and how to replace lost copies.
Learn how Medicaid works, who can apply, and what types of health care it covers. Find out if you qualify based on your income, disability, pregnancy, or other factors.
The posting rule (or mailbox rule in the US) is an exception to the general rule that acceptance of an offer takes place when communicated. It states that acceptance is effective as soon as it is posted, regardless of whether the offeror receives it or not.
Learn about the EAD card, a document issued by USCIS that provides temporary work authorization to noncitizens in the US. Find out how to apply, renew, replace, or get an interim EAD, and what categories and restrictions apply.
You received services that your plan doesn’t consider medically necessary. You have a Medicare Advantage (Part C) plan, and you received care outside of the provider network.; Your prescription ...
A Complete Response Letter (CRL) is a regulatory action by the FDA in response to a drug or biologic application, indicating that it will not be approved in its present form. Learn about the background, grounds, resubmission, economic impact and disclosure of CRLs.