Archive of month: 2021

Medicare Parts A & B cover most of the patient’s healthcare needs, but there is a notable gap in this coverage: prescription medications. For more than 40 years, patients with Medicare plans had to pay out-of-pocket for their prescriptions. However, this cost has become an increasing financial burden, especially with the rising costs of pharmaceutical […]

Original Medicare covers many healthcare necessities, such as hospitalization, home health care, doctors’ visits, routine appointments, and more. But there are notable gaps in this coverage, which is why many retirees sign up for Medicare Advantage or Medicare Supplement plans. As you are considering your options, it’s essential that you do your research to understand […]

Every person has a unique Medicare Initial Enrollment Period (IEP) that happens around their 65th birthday. But just because you chose specific Medicare coverage at that time doesn’t mean you are stuck with this plan forever. Every year, an Annual Enrollment Period (AEP) is available for people who missed their Initial Enrollment Period or for […]

As you are researching Medicare coverage, it’s important to understand the different types of plans and the coverage you can expect. Medicare is divided into 4 “Parts”: Medicare Part A – Hospital Coverage The first part of Medicare covers the cost of care in hospital settings. Not only are inpatient services covered under this plan […]

 It’s time! You’ve reached retirement age, and Medicare is available. As you prepare for retirement, the best thing you can do is learn about Medicare coverage and the best timeline to sign up for your plan. Here are a few things to consider: Medicare Eligibility: When Does It Happen? US citizens meet Medicare eligibility age […]