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How does Medicare work when you turn 65

How does Medicare work when you turn 65. Medicare is a government health insurance program that helps cover the cost of your medical care. It is available to people who are 65 years old or older, certain younger people with disabilities, and people with end-stage...

What’s new this Annual Election Period

What's new this annual Election Period The Annual Election Period is almost here! Remember, you can preview plans now, and make any changes starting October 15. Trying to decide whether to stay on your current prescription drug plan or choose a new plan for next year?...

How to find a Medicare Prescription Drug Plan

How to find a Medicare Prescription Drug Plan is a question we get a lot this time of year. It’s that time of year again when beneficiaries with stand alone prescription drug plans can make changes to their plan. This annual election period occurs every year between...

Should I be concerned about Medicare Part B Excess charges?

Should I be concerned about Medicare Part B charges Should I be concerned about Medicare Part B Excess charges is a question that we frequently get when comparing Medicare Supplement Plan G (Covers Part B excess charges) versus Medicare Supplement Plan N (Does not...

What is the Difference between Medicare Supplement Plan G and Plan N

I'm often asked what is the difference between Medicare Supplement Plan G and Plan N. There are really only three differences between the plans. First, as we know Medicare Supplement Plan G will cover all Medicare Approved Expenses except for an Annual Part B...

2020 Medicare Supplement Changes

2020 Medicare Supplement Changes There are changes coming that affect Medicare Supplement Plans C, F and F High Deductible.These changes will be starting on January 1, 2020. Here are some facts about the 2020 Medicare Supplement changes. There is a significant amount...