Remember to create your Medicare.gov login account for private, accurate and ease of use! Medicare Annual Open enrollment – also known as the Annual Election Period or Annual Coordinated Election period – refers to the annual period (October 15 through December 7) during which Medicare plan enrollees can reevaluate their Read more…
1- During Annual Open Enrollment October 15th through December 7th, you can shop your Part D prescription drug plan. It is accurate and easy to do! I will coach you through the process so that you can gain control and do this at your convenance! 2-Pay my premium on line Read more…
Medicare DOES NOT COVER long-term care (also called custodial care). Most nursing home care is custodial care. Your costs in Original Medicare You pay 100% for non-covered services, including most long-term care. What it is Long-Term care? Long-term care is a range of services and support for your personal Read more…
Don’t pay any bill from a medical provider or hospital until you have received your Medicare Summary Notice (MSN). It will tell you how much Medicare will pay and what you might owe and whether or not you have met deductible. At the bottom of the MSN will be codes Read more…
Your monthly premium will be taken from your Social Security Check. If you are not on Social Security you will receive a Quarterly bill in the mail from Medicare. This option can be dangerous if you neglect to pay the bill. You will lose your Medicare benefits and because you Read more…
For some people, the lines between Medicare and Medicaid may not be clear. With similar names and the same basic purpose, it is easy to confuse what each program has to offer and how it works. Medicare is Health Care Insurance provided by the Federal Government. For almost everyone Read more…
Go To: MyMedicare.gov. free and secure way for you to: Sign up to get other Medicare resources electronically, like Medicare Summary Notices and your “Medicare & You” handbook. Check your eligibility, enrollment, and other Medicare benefits. View a calendar of your current and upcoming preventive services. Electronic Medicare Summary Notices (eMSNs) Read more…
So, you just lived through all the commercials for Annual Open Enrollment, Now what? Open Enrollment Period (OEP): Jan 1st through March 31st What can beneficiaries do during OEP? You can: Switch to a different Medicare Advantage Plan You can: Drop you’re Medicare Advantage plan and return to Read more…
Make sure you have received documentation of your new part D prescription drug plan. Make sure that you are paying your Part D prescription drug plan premium. You can call them or go to their website to contact them. Don’t lose your Drug plan! Call me if you don’t Read more…