Here is a Senior65.com quick “cheat sheet” to learn how your Medigap plan works when you go to the doctor. We know how confusing the transition can be, but…

Original Medicare is broken down into Part A and Part B. Let’s delve into the details of Part B.

Colorectal cancer screenings include several types of tests, including colonoscopies. Each screening has its own type of cost, and some are covered at 100% by Medicare, while others have out of pocket costs.

Colonoscopies test for colon cancer and other problems in the colon. This test can be expensive, and we get a lot of clients asking if this test is covered by Medicare. The answer is yes, and no. Let us explain.

Medicare does cover preventive services and screenings. We have compiled a list of screenings for Medicare enrollees. You will want to remember that some screenings and preventive services have specific guidelines to…

When you become Medicare-eligible your health care coverage can change quite a bit, and you may be wondering if Medicare covers medical physicals. While this seems like there should be a simple answer to this question…

Many people choose to delay Social Security benefits for various reasons, however, when you turn 65, does this mean you can’t enroll in Medicare? This is a question we get a lot, and…

Medicare offers Glaucoma tests annually to high risk patients in order to prevent vision loss, specifically side vision. The good news is…

As you know we get lots of calls regarding Medicare and there are no shortage of people letting us know that Medicare is overly confusing…

Medicare Advantage has a Disenrollment Period each year. During this period you can drop your MA plan and switch to a Medigap plan. Seems simple enough, but there are some things you should know…..