Does Medicare Pay for Assisted Living?

Does Medicare Pay for Assisted Living in 2025? Here's what you need to know, from Daily Caring!

Assisted living is expensive, and because many seniors are enrolled in Medicare, a common question is whether Medicare covers assisted living.

Medicare Open Enrollment 2026: Maximize Coverage, Minimize Costs

Medicare open enrollment period, get the information you need now to prepare.

Medicare’s open enrollment period, also known as the annual election period (AEP), occurs annually in the fall.

Get the Truth Behind 5 Common Medicare Myths

The truth behind 5 common Medicare myths. Let's separate fact from fiction.

Navigating Medicare can feel like trying to decipher a complex code, where a simple misunderstanding could cost you thousands of dollars or leave critical coverage gaps. Many families rely on well-meaning but often inaccurate “common knowledge” passed down from friends or gleaned from confusing advertisements. These myths can create a false sense of security at precisely the moment you need clarity and…

For Low Income Seniors, There is Help Paying for Prescription Drugs in 2025-2026

There is help paying for prescription drugs for seniors through what's called the "Extra Help Prescription Drug Program"

The rising cost of prescription medications can be a significant burden for seniors living on fixed incomes, but thankfully, help is available.

5 Ways to Afford Prescriptions in the Medicare Donut Hole

medicare donut hole

Prescription medications are a significant cost for most seniors. That’s especially true if they fall into the Medicare Part D coverage gap known as the “donut hole.” That’s when drug costs can skyrocket because they’re not covered. FamilyWize shares 5 expert tips on how seniors can afford to pay for prescriptions when they’re in the Medicare donut hole.   For many people,…

Everything You Need to Know About the New Medicare Card: Key Facts and Scams to Avoid

Help prevent Medicare scams by knowing the facts.

Medicare is finally taking a big step to protect all 60 million beneficiaries from fraud and identity theft. They’re issuing new cards that don’t use a person’s Social Security number as an identifier. Today, con artists try to get Medicare numbers or personal information from trusting older adults. Then, because they have the Social Security number, they use that information to steal…