When Can I Apply for Medicare?
Have you been wondering “When can I apply for Medicare?” It’s a commonly asked question. Most Americans become eligible to receive Medicare benefits once they turn 65 years old. However,…Read More
October Brings the Start of Medicare Open Enrollment
October symbolizes the start of autumn. But for anyone eligible for Medicare, the arrival of October also brings the start of Medicare Open Enrollment season. It’s time to consider the…Read More
The Medicare Part D Donut Hole: What It Is & How to Prepare For It
Medicare Part D, also known as a Prescription Drug Plan (PDP), helps people with Medicare pay for their medication. These plans are purchased from private health insurance providers and come…Read More
Medicare Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Medicare can be hard to understand, especially if this is your first experience with it. When you’re just starting out, you probably have a lot of questions. To get you…Read More
Your New Medicare Card: What You Should Know
Have you recently received a new Medicare card? If you’re already on Social Security, it’s likely that you’ve been automatically enrolled without having to formally sign up for Medicare.1 Below…Read More
How Social Security And Medicare Are Linked
An important part of your transition to Medicare at age 65 is making sure you have an online Social Security account. Because Social Security and Medicare are closely aligned, ensuring…Read More
How to Choose a Primary Care Physician (PCP)
One key component of a health maintenance organization (HMO) health insurance plan is the primary care physician (PCP).¹ This is the person who will coordinate all of your medical care.…Read More
What Is Medicare Part C? Explaining Its Features and Benefits
What is Medicare Part C all about? Medicare Part C works similarly to Original Medicare, but some of the differences may work to your advantage. Read on to learn about…Read More
What Exactly Are Medicaid and Medicare?
If you’re 65 or older or caring for someone with a disability, you may have some familiarity with Medicaid and Medicare. But when it comes down to the details, you…Read More
