When turning the age 65, many seniors enroll in Original Medicare Part A and Part B. Part A typically covers Hospital Insurance such as hospital care, skilled nursing facility care,…
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Even though you have coverage with Original Medicare, know that there are some health care costs that Original Medicare doesn’t cover. The history of Medicare Supplement Insurance dates to the…
If you have Original Medicare, there could be some out-of-pocket medical expenses that aren’t covered which you will be responsible in paying for. Many beneficiaries consider purchasing a Medicare Supplement…
Many seniors with Original Medicare choose to enroll in a Medicare Supplement Plan to help pay for some of the out-of-pocket expenses not covered by Medicare. Like most states, there…
Preventive and routine care is important to maintain good oral health. If you have Original Medicare and a Medicare Supplement policy, know that both do not typically cover dental care…
Medicare Supplement Plan D is one of the 10 standardized plans available in most states (Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Massachusetts have their own standardized plans.) Medicare Supplement Plan D is designed…
CMS (Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services) has announced that they will begin to issue new Medicare cards next month. Concerns about the risk of fraud and identity theft has…
Medicare is a government health insurance program for individuals 65 and older, people with certain disabilities, or those with End-stage Kidney Failure (ESRD). Most individuals who are covered under Original…
Enroll for Medicare during The General Enrollment Period – January 1st to March 31st Did you miss your Medicare Initial Enrollment Period? You have another chance to enroll in Medicare…
Every year, many Medicare beneficiaries enroll in a Medicare Advantage plan during the Annual Election Period with the thought of having a lower premium and additional “benefits” of the plan….