August 5, 2014 /// 2 Comments
Medicare’s prescription drug plan costs can vary from provider to provider, with that said there are parameters for the costs for which each Medicare Part D plan must follow. 1) The national base premium is…
August 4, 2014 /// No Comments
Before you enroll in a Medigap plan you’ll want to know some facts about how this Medicare Supplement works. 1) You must be enrolled in both…
July 31, 2014 /// No Comments
When getting Medicare there are a few things every senior should know about their Medicare policy. As there are many facets of Medicare, we wanted to point out 4 of your rights that are important to you.
July 30, 2014 /// No Comments
When you become eligible for Medicare you have the option of staying in Original Medicare or opting for Medicare Part C (Medicare Advantage) which is a private health plan that contracts with Medicare to…
July 28, 2014 /// 1 Comment
Medicare Supplement insurance, aka Medigap, helps cover the costs that Medicare leaves open. Here are five reasons why Medigap might be right for you. 1) Medigap pays for your blood, 2) Medigap offers…
July 25, 2014 /// No Comments
Medigap plans cover more than you might realize. If you have Medicare Part A and B, you’re covered, right? Well, yes and no, because it will cost you more for…
July 23, 2014 /// No Comments
Medicare is creating a rating system to compare Home Health Care, Hospital Care, and Dialysis Care. Currently, there is a Skilled Nursing Facility rating system and a Physician Compare.
July 23, 2014 /// 11 Comments
Prescription drug coverage is an important add-on to Original Medicare. Many Medicare eligible people are unaware that is not included or how much it costs. 1) Medicare Part D is..
July 22, 2014 /// No Comments
Most people know that you get Medicare at 65, but when do you sign up? It’s a great question, and we have an answer. You should sign up three months prior to…
July 18, 2014 /// No Comments
SS Medicare sounds like a naval ship out at sea, but what we’re talking about is Social Security and Medicare. These two work together in ways that you might not be familiar with.