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Every year during Annual Enrollment Period from October 15 to December 7 you can change your Medicare Advantage Plan. It’s like musical chairs, whichever plan you are enrolled in on December 7 is the plan that is effective on January 1. However, the Open Enrollment Period starts on January 1 and goes on until March […]
How to enroll in a Medicare Advantage Plan.
Medicare’s Open Enrollment Period is here! Now’s the time to compare Medicare plans for 2023.
If you are using Insulin you may want to change your Medicare Advantage plan. By changing plans, you could save Thousands of Dollars in 2021. Call me at (610) 420-6064 to discuss the possible change and savings.
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I wanted to share this article on the changing of the healthcare field. It doses beckon the old days of when a doctor would do home visits. Telehealth is changing the way we see our doctors. With modern technologies it’s possible to have a telehealth home visit through your devices such as smartphone, tablet or […]
Acupuncture a new benefits for those on Medicare.
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A lot of people get confused on different types of Life Insurance polices they may want to consider. A Final Expense Policy in a nutshell in a simplified whole life policy. The purpose is to take care of expenses of the insured after death. During our life span we all have a financial responsibility, at […]
A notice I received from medicare to be cautions during this medical emergency with the COVID-19 virus. If someone dose contact you report them!
You’ve likely heard about the Coronavirus (officially called “2019-Novel Coronavirus” or “COVID-19”) in the news. While the immediate health risk remains low to Americans and there isn’t a vaccine yet, there are still ways that you can help prevent the spread of this virus. As a Senior your risk might be higher than some of […]
Original Medicare consists of two parts: Medicare Part A (hospital insurance) and Medicare Part B (medical insurance). Medicare Part A covers Medicare inpatient care, including care received while in a hospital, a skilled nursing facility, and, in limited circumstances, at home. Medicare Part B (medical insurance) is part of Original Medicare and covers medical services and supplies that are medically necessary to treat your health condition.
If you currently are enrolled in Original Medicare, Part A and Part B, you can choose to enroll in Medicare Part C, more commonly known as Medicare Advantage. Medicare Advantage plans are offered by private health insurance companies to provide and coordinate Medicare Part A and Part B benefits (hospital and medical) for beneficiaries. Many plans offer Prescription Benefits (Part D) and some offer additional benefits not covered by Medicare Part A & B.
Prescription Drugs
Medicare Part D prescription drug coverage, often referred to as Part D, is provided and coordinated by Medicare-approved private insurance companies. Any beneficiary who is eligible for Original Medicare, Part A and/or Part B, and permanently resides in the service area of a Medicare Prescription Drug Plan, can sign-up for Medicare Part D. Medicare Part D coverage is optional, but if you don’t enroll in Part D as soon as you’re eligible, you might pay a late-enrollment penalty if you enroll later.