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Medicare is the U.S. federal health insurance program for people aged 65 and older, as well as certain younger people with disabilities or qualifying conditions. The medicare.gov website is managed and funded by the U.S. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) and provides enrollment, plan comparison, and coverage information to program beneficiaries.www.medicare.gov

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Sep 22, 2026

Dan CurtisCORRESPONDENT
4:07
It's not just Quest Diagnostics, it's the overall, uh, diagnostic space.
Dan CurtisCORRESPONDENT
4:10
So y- we've had new information from the Center, uh, uh, for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
Dan CurtisCORRESPONDENT
4:16
They released new preliminary Medicare payment rates for lab services.
Dan CurtisCORRESPONDENT
4:20
So they say, uh, it will align with the private ses- uh, sector and estimate a one billion dollar s- uh, savings according to the statement.
Dan CurtisCORRESPONDENT
4:27
But of course, savings from them is less money for the lab companies.
Scott BeckerHOST
10:13
There's always that need for institutional knowledge, and so many little things that can't be accounted for perfectly without some of that institutional knowledge in the seller or some of those people around.
Scott BeckerHOST
10:24
Talk about how big a deal today is the transition of Medicare numbers, change of ownership stuff, and are s- you seeing an increasing amount of state statutes that you also have to attend to?
Matt WernerGUEST
10:35
So it's absolutely very state-dependent.
Matt WernerGUEST
10:36
I have, uh, a deal right now where telehealth is very important, especially in the peptide industry.
Matt WernerGUEST
10:42
So obviously not Medicare, but it's self-pay.
Matt WernerGUEST
10:45
W- it's very dependent on what state laws will change over time, and so this is being factored in in deals in a number of different cases.
Scott BeckerHOST
10:55
Thank you.
MikeHOST
1:33
Thank you so much for having me.
MikeHOST
2:02
And we'd also like to mention that we are part of the Senior Resource Podcast Network, which is a network of like-minded podcasters with expert advice on Medicare, senior housing, aging in place, caregiving, and so much more.
MikeHOST
2:15
You can find these great podcasts at seniorresource.com forward slash podcasts.
MikeHOST
2:24
So, okay, without further ado, today's episode, we are talking about something new, something I don't think we've ever talked about before.
Andy OstroyHOST
29:30
Is that unusual to take so many cognitive tests?
Zaldy TanGUEST
29:35
Not really, because, you know, in Medicare, for example, there's something called annual Medicare wellness visits.
Zaldy TanGUEST
29:41
And people who have Medicare as their primary insurance, they come into their primary doctor's office.
Zaldy TanGUEST
29:48
And part of that assessment is an annual cognitive test test.
Zaldy TanGUEST
29:52
We do it in our place and it's done everywhere.
Zaldy TanGUEST
30:06
And doing annual cognitive tests, I think, is a good idea to make sure that you're where you're supposed to be.
Andy OstroyHOST
30:12
Yeah.
Andy OstroyHOST
30:13
Well, I think the point is that he seems to be taking more than an annual and I don't know if he's on Medicare.
Phil WilliamsHOST
12:47
They're going to do that.
Phil WilliamsHOST
12:48
Eli Lilly, CEO of Dave Ricks, says now that 700,000 new U.S. seniors have started taking GLP-1 medications since Medicare coverage.
Phil WilliamsHOST
13:03
you know, it takes care of most of it.
Phil WilliamsHOST
13:06
He said 70% of them are on the Lilly drugs.
Joe AndersonHOST
25:06
If she loses her job...
Joe AndersonHOST
25:08
I would move to Medicare and she would need to find private insurance.
Joe AndersonHOST
25:12
No retiree benefits.
Joe AndersonHOST
25:15
We love your take on whether we'll be okay if this happens.

9 MINS LATER

Big Al ClopineHOST
34:38
the time, man.
Joe AndersonHOST
34:40
Trying to let the Roths grow at this point.
Joe AndersonHOST
34:42
Trying to stay under that Irma caps as now we're on Medicare.
Joe AndersonHOST
34:46
I did work until 68 and put max money into the Roth the last four years.
Brian ThomasHOST
43:04
I talk about this.
Brian ThomasHOST
43:05
I keep pointing out that just saying we need to go after and prosecute or get rid of Medicare fraud.
Brian ThomasHOST
43:10
Everybody agrees to get rid of fraud.
Brian ThomasHOST
43:12
I think they've taken a lot of steps in that direction.

1 HR 6 MINS LATER

Brian ThomasHOST
109:34
But when you put the when you put pen to paper, free stuff always sounds good.
Brian ThomasHOST
109:39
But, you know, 40 trillion dollars in debt already.
Brian ThomasHOST
109:42
The price of let's just pick one Medicare for all, which is what all the left is campaigning on after Obamacare.
Brian ThomasHOST
109:49
Obviously, it was an epic failure, Bob.
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Sep 22 · 3 Mentions

Tom HaughHOST
95:16
Tom,
Hal SnarrGUEST
95:16
what do you think Medicaid and Medicare are? That's government control.
Hal SnarrGUEST
95:22
They set prices.
Tom HaughHOST
95:25
Right?
Hal SnarrGUEST
95:25
They set prices on services and prescription
Tom HaughHOST
95:27
drugs.
Tom HaughHOST
95:28
Medicare is not...
Tom HaughHOST
95:32
It's government-run health care.
Scott BeckerHOST
10:13
There's always that need for institutional knowledge and so many little things that can't be accounted for perfectly without some of that institutional knowledge in the seller or some of those people around.
Scott BeckerHOST
10:24
Talk about how big a deal today is the transition of Medicare numbers, change of ownership stuff, and are you seeing an increasing amount of state statutes that you also have to attend to?
Matt WernerGUEST
10:35
So it's absolutely very state dependent.
Matt WernerGUEST
10:36
I have a deal right now where telehealth is very important, especially in the peptide industry.
Matt WernerGUEST
10:42
So obviously not Medicare, but it's self-pay.
Matt WernerGUEST
10:46
It's very dependent on what state laws will change over time.
Matt WernerGUEST
10:49
And so this is being factored in and deals in a number of different cases.
Daniel CohenHOST
31:02
It sounds good when AOC says it.
Daniel CohenHOST
31:04
It sounds good when Abdul Al-Sayed says, oh, we're going to take away your private health insurance and we're going to put you on Medicare for all.
Daniel CohenHOST
31:11
You're not going to have a choice anymore.
Daniel CohenHOST
31:13
Your private insurance is going to be illegal.

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