What to Do After the AEP for Medicare Ends
December 9, 2019Don’t get surprised by fees or anything else after the Medicare AEP. Learn what to do after the Annual Enrollment Period to make sure your coverage is what you need.
Read MoreDon’t get surprised by fees or anything else after the Medicare AEP. Learn what to do after the Annual Enrollment Period to make sure your coverage is what you need.
Read MoreIt’s time to start thinking about what you want your Medicare coverage to look like next year. Did your current plan change? Did you develop a new health condition and need more coverage? Are you enrolling in Medicare for the first time? No matter your situation, the Annual Enrollment Period (AEP) runs from October 15 […]
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Read MoreWhat can you do during Medicare AEP? What mistakes should you avoid? Read now and get prepared for the 7-week annual enrollment period.
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Read MoreTraditional Medicare is administered by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services and consists of four parts; A, B, C, and D. Medicare Part A and Part B form what is known as Original Medicare. Together, they provide a foundation of health benefits for millions of Americans and help defray much of the associated costs. […]
Read MoreWhat Is Medicare Part B? Medicare is a federal government health insurance program for seniors 65 and older and others who meet qualifying conditions. Medicare consists of four parts, labeled A, B, C, and D. Parts A and B make up the government-funded “Original Medicare” program. Part C refers to “Medicare Advantage” plans, which provide […]
Read MoreIs Medicare Better Than Individual Plans? One survey about Medicare satisfaction vs. private insurance satisfaction found that people with Medicare were happier with their health plans than people with individual plans. Will you find the same to be true? Types of Plans As you turn 65 or otherwise become eligible for Medicare, you probably have […]
Read MoreSpouse Medicare 101 Medicare is different from other forms of insurance in a lot of ways. One of the biggest differences is that there are no family plans in Medicare. All Medicare coverage is individual-based. However, even though Medicare and marriage are not directly related, your marital status can impact your Medicare costs in a […]
Read MoreWhat is Medicare Plan G? Medicare Plan G is one of several Medigap Plans you can buy from a private company to pay healthcare costs not covered by Medicare Part A and Medicare Part B. Medigap plans are often referred to as Supplemental plans as well. These plans help cover co-payments, deductibles, and coverage during […]
Read MoreDo you have a high deductible or copayment for your prescription drugs? Did you get a new prescription that is not covered by your insurance? Well, great news! A discounted prescriptions network may help cover some of those costs. What is a discounted prescriptions network? A discounted prescriptions network provides prescription discount cards. These discount […]
Read MoreDon’t get blindsided with medical bills. Find out if Medicare covers chiropractic care and how you can get the coverage you need.
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