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Medicare Advantage Plan

Medicare Enrollment Periods

Medicare Supplement (Medigap)

Prescription Drug Plan

Turning 65 - New to Medicare?

MEDICARE

Turning 65?

Congratulations! It's the year of your 65th birthday and you've reached Medicare eligibility. Now what?

There is no one solution that fits everyone. You can do your own research online, just as you are doing right now, but wouldn't it be great to have a free conversation with someone who has experience and expertise with Medicare and who cares about your needs?

Our team of Medicare agents is here to assist you. Schedule a free consultation with one of our licensed Medicare agents today.

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Medicare Supplement (Medigap)

If you have Medicare and would like to avoid out-of-pocket expenses, such as copayments, coinsurance, and deductibles, which can easily add up, a Medicare Supplement (Medigap) policy might be right for you.

Here's how a Medigap policy works...Medicare will pay its share of the Medicare-approved amount for covered healthcare costs, then your Medigap policy will pay its share. The amount you owe on that specific healthcare invoice will be reduced or eliminated completely. There are some items, such as long-term care, that are not covered by Medigap. Make sure you fully investigate or speak to your agent about what is and is not covered.

There are a variety of Medigap options that are identified by letters (A-N). For help with choosing a plan that's right for you, schedule a free consultation today.

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Medicare Advantage Plan

Have your friends been talking about some attractive health and wellness programs and benefits they get through Medicare and you would like to know more? It is possible they have a Medicare Advantage Plan.

A Medicare Advantage Plan (Part C), is available through private insurance companies that are approved by Medicare. When you purchase a Medicare Advantage Plan you still have Medicare. These plans are not a supplement. Medicare Advantage Plans tend to package several Medicare parts into one plan. For example, a Medicare Advantage Plan includes Medicare Part A (hospital coverage), Part B (medical coverage), and sometimes Part D (prescription drug coverage).

There are many types of Medicare Advantage Plans available in the marketplace. We are happy to review your needs and present your options. We work with all of the major carriers to present you with an unbiased, personalized recommendation. We help you find a plan that is right for you. Schedule your free consultation today.

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Prescription Drug Coverage

Prescription drug expenses can be a significant problem for seniors. Even if you are not taking prescription medication now, you may want to consider enrolling in Medicare's optional prescription drug coverage (Part D). Here's why...if you decide not to get Medicare prescription drug coverage when you are first eligible and then choose to join later, you will be charged a penalty for every month you waited. You will have to keep paying the penalty for as long as you have Medicare prescription drug coverage. There are some exceptions to this on Medicare.gov such as having other creditable prescription drug coverage (from an employer or union, for example) or qualifying for Extra Help (if you meet certain income and resource limits). Make sure you research this or talk to an expert.

For those who are taking prescription drugs, there are drug formularies for you to see if your specific medication is covered. If the drug is not in the formulary, there are options you can pursue. Need help to see if your drugs are covered, offer you options, and find the right plan for you? Contact us today.

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Enrollment Periods

Enrollment Period

Turning 65?

There is a 7 month period during which you can join a plan when you first becoming eligible for Medicare:

3 months prior to your birth month
your birth month
3 months after your birth month

We offer seniors free assistance with their Medicare plan selection. Contact us to schedule a consultation.

INITIAL

Enrollment Period

(IEP)

Already have Medicare and want to change your plan?

October 15 - December 7

You can join, switch, or drop a plan during the Annual Enrollment Period. If you switch plans, the new coverage will begin on January 1.

Medicare recommends an annual review so you can make an informed decision about your plan for the upcoming year. Contact us for a free annual review.

ANNUAL

Enrollment Period

(AEP)

Do you have a Medicare Advantage Plan and need to make another change?

January 1 - March 31

If you are enrolled in a Medicare Advantage Plan, this Open Enrollment Period gives you another opportunity to make a one-time switch to a different Medicare Advantage Plan or switch to Original Medicare (and join a separate Medicare drug plan).

OPEN

Enrollment Period

(OEP)

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What our clients are saying...

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