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What 6 things can you change during the Fall Annual Enrollment Period for Medicare?
If you are an existing Medicare beneficiary, here are six things you can change during the Annual Enrollment Period. First, let’s clarify what the Annual Enrollment Period is and why it matters. What is the Annual Enrollment Period? The Annual Enrollment Period (AEP) runs annually from October 15th-December 7th and is when Medicare beneficiaries can
What is a Medicare Part D Formulary?
Many people have heard of the term formulary, but might not know what it is and how it impacts your Part D benefits. Whether you are enrolling for the first time, or are currently receiving benefits under a Part D prescription plan, you will need to understand the importance of the term Medicare Part D
Plan F is Going Away…How Does This Affect Me?
This is a question that I’m often asked in my educational workshops and one-to-one meetings with new or existing Medicare beneficiaries. Medigap Plan F, also known as Medicare Supplement Plan F, has been one of the most comprehensive plans available and a top seller for beneficiaries. The appeal with Part F is that it covers
Are you eligible for Medicare?
Are you eligible for Medicare? This is one of the most asked questions, here are critical facts about eligibility to know. To qualify for Medicare benefits, you must meet the following criteria: You are age 65 or older. You are a US Citizen or a permanent legal resident and has resided in the United States
5 Biggest Mistakes Individuals Should Avoid When Enrolling in Medicare
Turning 65 and becoming eligible for Medicare can sneak up on you quickly, and, if not properly prepared for, enrollment can be confusing. With enrollment deadlines, potential penalties and numerous coverage options available, understanding the process and products are crucial in making the right decision for your Medicare benefits. Medicare is a complex program, but
Working Past 65 – Should You Enroll or Delay Enrollment in Medicare?
Are you choosing to work past age 65? Many people are, and by doing so, there are some important decisions that you will have to make regarding your healthcare coverage. Determining what your options are when working past 65 is one of the trickier aspects of Medicare enrollment. You might have the option to delay
