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Medicare gets cleaner bill of health, but risks ahead
Medicare and Social Security are looking a bit healthier, but have hardly fully recovered and could need dramatic intervention within a few years, a report out this week by trustees of the federal programs concludes. The annual report from the Trustees for Medicare and Social Security shows that reduced hospital admissions have helped slow down the rate of increase in Medicare payments, so now it’s estimated the trust fund won’t run out until 2030, four years later than estimated last year...Read More
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