Whether you’re just turning 65 and exploring Medicare for the first time or are a seasoned pro at picking your annual plan, wading through the ins and outs of Medicare…
Medicare provides important healthcare coverage for people over 65, but they aren’t the only population the program serves. Some people can receive Medicare before age 65, but there are a…
Getting an early start on researching your Medicare options is the best way to find a plan that fits your healthcare needs and budget. But if you’re new to Medicare,…
Turning 65 and signing up for Medicare is a huge milestone. There are a lot of coverage types to choose from, even if you are still employed. If this is…
In most cases, Medicare Part B is not required. In fact, no Medicare program is. While adults who turn 65 are eligible to receive Medicare benefits and can sign up…
Medicare Advantage (MA), also known as Part C, provides benefits that are similar to or better than Original Medicare. Offered by private insurance companies and replacing Part A (hospital insurance)…
The Medicare Open Enrollment Period (also known as the Annual Enrollment Period) can feel like a whirlwind of information, advertisements, and decisions. From October 15th to December 7th, it’s your…
Approaching your 65th birthday brings up a lot of questions about retirement benefits and healthcare coverage. In this second installment of our “I’m Turning 65, Now What?” series, we’ll explore…
Approaching your 65th birthday brings up a lot of questions about retirement benefits and healthcare coverage. In this first installment of our “I’m Turning 65, Now What?” series, we explain…
If you’re comparing Medicare Advantage (MA) plans in time for annual enrollment, you’re probably weighing the pros and cons of each and figuring out how prior authorization might impact your…