Can you still get Medicare Supplement Plan F? Yes and no. It depends. Kind of a cryptic answer. Right? Here’s the deal… Yes. You CAN get Medicare Supplement Plan F if you enrolled before January 1, 2020, were eligible to enroll, or currently have Plan F.1 No. You CAN’T get Medicare Supplement Plan F if […]

Looking for the right Medicare Supplement plan for your needs? These 10 tips and answers to common questions will help you pick a plan that works for you. Here’s what you need to know… There’s a missing piece to your Medicare coverage. Original Medicare (Parts A and B) does not pay for everything. A Medicare […]

If you are turning 65 but not ready to retire, you aren’t alone. Around 34% of Americans over 65 are still working.1 And since you aren’t ready to leave the workforce just yet, you may have a new option to consider for your medical coverage: Medicare. This article compares Medicare vs. private health insurance and […]

How much are Medicare premiums? Each part or Medicare (A, B, C, and D) provides a different set of health insurance benefits.1 Medicare premiums are different for each part, too. But how different are they? We explain what each part of Medicare might cost you. Medicare Part A premiums (for hospital insurance) The first part […]

Medicare Cost Plans are hybrid Medicare plans that share features from Medicare Advantage and Medigap supplemental insurance plans. They’re offered by private insurance companies. Why Are Medicare Cost Plans not Renewing? To meet competition requirements, Medicare Cost Plan contracts were not renewed in areas with more than one Medicare Advantage plan available. What are the options for […]

Navigating all the Medicare options can feel overwhelming—should you stick with what you already have or make a change during the Annual Enrollment Period from October 15 to December 7? Like all important decisions, this one requires some careful thought and planning. The extra effort will be worth it: You can help determine that you have the right coverage for your health needs now and in the year to […]

Looking for Medigap plans? You know…A Medicare Supplement Insurance plan to bridge coverage gaps to help protect your health and your pocketbook. Medicare Supplement Insurance is also called Medigap. Choosing the right Medigap plan has a lot to do with knowing when and how to buy. But there are a lot of variables to consider, […]

Medicare can be hard to understand, especially if you’re close to turning 65 and this is your first experience with it. To get you started, we’ve provided Medicare answers to some of the most common Medicare FAQs.. Who Qualifies for Medicare? To qualify for Medicare, you need to be a U.S. citizen or legal resident […]

When you turn 65, you’ll most likely begin getting health coverage through a government program called Medicare. That includes Medicare Part A (hospital benefits) and Medicare Part B (medical insurance benefits). You might see that combination called Original Medicare. You’ll have to pay extra for a prescription drug plan (Medicare Part D), and you won’t […]

Are you looking to learn more about the Medigap supplement plan, Medicare Plan D? Or perhaps you’re searching for a drug prescription plan, known as Medicare Part D? It is easy to get the two confused. HealthMarkets explains the differences between them and how selecting a Medicare Supplement plan could be the right choice for […]

Sorting through Medigap plans can be a challenge if you shop on your own. There are many choices available, but how do you know which one is right for your needs? Medicare Supplement Plan N can be a good choice for those looking for near-comprehensive coverage. Below, we discuss Medicare Supplement Plan N’s main features […]

Medicare Part A and Part B coverage (Original Medicare) can cover much of your doctor and hospital bills, but it doesn’t cover everything. Medicare Supplement Plan K is one of several Medicare Supplement Plans (also called Medigap), purchased through private insurance companies that helps pay for some of the expenses that your Original Medicare plan doesn’t cover. […]