Arthritis Self-Management

Medicare Part D can help you cover the cost of your prescription drugs, but because there are so many plans to choose from, it can be a bit confusing. These resources can help you cut through the complexities and keep up with changes to the program. Learn more and let Part D work for you.

If you work and have arthritis, there’s a chance that one day you may find yourself unable to do your job. If that day comes, you may want to consider applying for disability benefits. The different types of disability benefit programs can be confusing, so it pays to understand just how they work and how you can apply for them.

You may know that some people deduct a percentage of their medical expenses from their adjusted gross income when figuring their taxes, but did you know you may be able to deduct the cost of travel for a medical procedure? Or the cost of a hotel room for someone who accompanies you? There are many ways to lower your tax burden. Here are tips on medical deductions and other ways to save.

Medical bills are among the more frustrating features of modern life. The avalanche of paperwork that results from a seemingly simple checkup can leave you puzzled as you sort out what, and whom, you really owe. But you don’t have to be a certified accountant to make sure that you are being charged fairly and accurately.