Most people become eligible for Medicare at age 65. If you are around your 65th birthday you probably feel pretty special due to the amount of calls and mail solicitations you are getting. The experience can be daunting and overwhelming. If you received your Medicare card via a disability claim or Retired after age 65 your options are still the same once you receive your Red White and Blue Medicare card.
The coronavirus pandemic that emerged in 2019 shares many similarities with the seasonal flu. Nonetheless, there are several minor differences between them. With all eyes on the spread of coronavirus and the massive amount of media coverage, a sneeze or cough may make you think “Do I have COVID-19?”. It is common to think like that, but you should understand the differences between the flu and coronavirus.
Healthier people cost less to insure over time. This knowledge has inspired health insurance carriers across the nation to provide new benefits to its members to keep them healthier longer. Starting in 2019, Medicare Advantage plans began offering similar benefits to help support health and wellness. Keep reading to learn how you can utilize these benefits on a Medicare Advantage plan.
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Are you working past 65? Retiring soon or thinking about leaving your employer plan? You can now fill out the Part B enrollment form online and get your Part B effective electronically. Individuals may use this online enrollment application if they are 65 or older and have or had group health plan coverage within the last 8 months through an employer.
There is no one-size-fits-all plan when it comes to choosing the best Medicare plan. Individuals may benefit from different plans depending on their lifestyle, health conditions and income level. In this article we will be comparing Medicare Supplements and Medicare Advantage and take a closer look at: Eligibility Underwriting Cost Travel Carriers Side by Side […]
Medigap Plan N has steadily grown in popularity with Medicare Beneficiaries since inception. The lower premium and freedom to see the doctor of your choice without network restrictions makes it a solid choice to Medicare Advantage plans. With the MACRA changes that started in January 2020 to Plan F and Plan G, the Plan N is now primed the Cadillac of Medicare Supplement plans for most beneficiaries. A lower premium and a protected class, make Plan N a stable choice. Lets take a look at the reasons why.
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During this period of uncertainty surrounding COVID-19, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) have enacted some changes to ease the confusion and costs of those being affected by the virus. In these unprecedented times, we are looking to offer some clarity to Medicare Beneficiaries looking for information on changes and benefits that may affect them. Read more
Pennsylvania’s Community HealthChoices (CHC) is a relatively new Medicaid program that uses managed care organizations (MCOs) to eliminate healthcare confusion and see that you get the health and wellness you need. The CHC program was designed to:
OK boomer, so you think you made the wrong choice during Medicare’s Annual Election Period. Now what? The Medicare Open Enrollment Period will allow you to make changes to an existing Medicare plan. Keep reading to find out if you’re eligible to use this enrollment period and how to make a change.
