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Learn the Fundamentals of Medicare Part D Today!
At Medicare Portal, we’ve developed free virtual educational webinars for the most requested topics that we receive from beneficiaries, financial advisors, assisted living facilities and human resources. To better assist you in your transition into Medicare, we welcome you to our Medicare Part D webinar: What will you learn at the Medicare Part D webinar? Whether you are turning 65 or currently enrolled in a Part D plan, it is important that you understand how

Learn More About Medicare and Working Past 65 Today!
At Medicare Portal, we’ve developed free virtual educational webinars for the most requested topics that we receive from beneficiaries, financial advisors, assisted living facilities and human resources. To better assist you in your transition into Medicare, we welcome you to our Medicare Working Past 65 webinar: What will you learn at the Medicare Working Past 65 webinar? Participants will learn exactly what they need to know about working past 65 and Medicare, covering topics that

Learn the Fundamentals of Medicare Today!
At Medicare Portal, we’ve developed free virtual educational webinars for the most requested topics that we receive from beneficiaries, financial advisors, assisted living facilities and human resources. To better assist you in your transition into Medicare, we welcome you to our Medicare Basics webinar: What will you learn at the Medicare Basics webinar? Participants will learn exactly what they need to know about enrolling in Medicare, covering topics that include: Important eligibility information Medicare benefits

Medicare Education From The Comfort of Your Home
At Medicare Portal, we’ve developed free virtual educational webinars for the most requested topics that we receive from beneficiaries, financial advisors, assisted living facilities and human resource departments. To better assist you in your transition into Medicare, we welcome you to our educational events: Medicare Basics Covers the five most frequently asked questions: What is Medicare? When and how do you enroll? Are you eligible and how to avoid gaps in coverage and late enrollment

Enrolling in Medicare Part B: Planning for Medicare if You Worked Past 65
You likely became eligible to receive Medicare benefits when you turned 65, but opted to delay your enrollment in Part B in favor of maintaining your creditable coverage while you continued working. As you approach retirement, it’s time to learn how to receive your Medicare Part B benefits and enroll properly. To ensure you don’t have any gaps in health coverage or incur any late enrollment penalties, let’s walk you through the ways to sign

What You Need to Know About The Medicare General Enrollment Period
When Medicare considers you first eligible for Medicare benefits, it’s important to sign up during the applicable enrollment period to avoid penalties and coverage gaps. For most beneficiaries, the Initial Enrollment Period is often the first time to enroll in Medicare, other than being eligible for a Special Enrollment Period. The Initial Enrollment Period, or IEP, covers the seven month period beginning three months before and ending three months after your 65th birthday. It is