Medicare Advantage Plans, also known as Medicare Part C coverage, is an alternative way for Medicare beneficiaries to get their Original Medicare benefits. These services are provided by a private health insurance company. Those that qualify for Medicare Part C may find the coverage an attractive option because it provides additional benefits such as Medicare …
Medicare Advantage enrollment has been on the rise for more than a decade, and now 1 in 3 people age 65 and older enroll in the plan – which is about 30 percent of the entire Medicare market. It’s not hard to see why many Medicare beneficiaries opt for Medicare Advantage plans; it often covers …
If you plan to work past 65 and will soon be eligible for Medicare, you probably have questions regarding if you can enroll in Medicare while still covered by an employer group health plan. Fortunately, it is possible to have both Medicare and an employer’s group health plan. Employer group health plans can work together …
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When you first sign up for Medicare, you may be surprised to find that Original Medicare doesn’t completely cover the cost of hospital and medical care. You’ll still be responsible for out-of-pocket expenses like coinsurance, copayments, and deductibles. To help cover out-of-pocket expenses Original Medicare doesn’t cover, Medicare beneficiaries can purchase Medicare Supplement (Medigap) plans. …
Most people become eligible for Medicare insurance when they turn 65. What period you should enroll in will differ depending on a couple of scenarios, but it is always recommended that you enroll during your Initial Enrollment Period (IEP). Is your 65th birthday around the corner, but you’re still unsure which Medicare enrollment period would …
More than 60 million people are enrolled in Medicare, which offers coverage for people age 65 or older and American citizens under age 65 with qualifying disabilities and diseases. This is the same group of people that are hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic. The CDC estimates that people age 65 or older account for …
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Medicare can be a difficult thing to figure out. How can you be sure you’re getting the best coverage at the best price? The good news? You can make important steps to lower your costs and improve your experience no matter where you are in the Medicare system. The bad news? You may run into …
Medicare Lasso is a high-deductible, network-free Medicare Advantage plan available in 35 states—but what does this all mean? The first thing you need to know is that this is an excellent plan. With over an 85% annual return rate, there must be something about this plan that keeps people coming back, with new sign-ups every …
The cost of your Medicare coverage is subject to change every year. With factors such as inflation and changing federal laws, this typically means that these prices will increase. But not to worry—these increases are very small. It is still, however, important to know how your coverage is subject to change over time. So, to …
Mangini Family Insurance (“Medicare Sharks”) has their finger on the pulse of the ever-growing Medicare market! With so many changes imposed by federal and state governments, it’s tough for seniors to keep up and stay ahead of all the daily Medicare news! Most seniors don’t know where to turn for accurate, trust-worthy, unbiased Medicare information; …
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