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The 2017 Open Enrollment Deadline is Tomorrow

A friendly reminder that tomorrow, December 7th, 2017, is the final day of Open Enrollment. This means that you have one full day to review your existing Medicare and Prescription Drug plans with a local agent and make sure you are getting the best coverage at the most affordable price. Open Enrollment Period, sometimes called AEP, is the time period in which eligible individuals are able to make updates to their coverage for the following year. (There…
2017 Medicare Rates Part A & Part B

2017 Medicare Rates Part A & Part B

The 2017 Medicare rates have been released for Medicare Part A and Medicare Part B….

What You Need To Know About Medicare Open Enrollment Period 2017

What You Need To Know About Medicare Open Enrollment Period 2017

What is the Medicare open enrollment period? The Medicare open enrollment period is the time…

Understanding The Part D Penalty

Understanding The Part D Penalty

Are you confused about the Part D penalty? You are not alone- it can be…

What Is Medicare Open Enrollment Period?

What Is Medicare Open Enrollment Period?

If you are 65 or turning 65, you have probably been hearing about Medicare Open…

Understanding The Differences Between Medicare Part B & Part D

Understanding The Differences Between Medicare Part B & Part D

At this point we’ve established that Medicare is confusing. It’s equally confusing to understand your…

What is the Medicare Donut Hole?

What is the Medicare Donut Hole?

The Coverage Gap, or Donut Hole, is one of the most confusing parts of Medicare,…

Working at 65 – Should I Get Part B?

Working at 65 – Should I Get Part B?

This is the first blog post in the Working at 65 series, which aims to educate those…

The 411 On Medicare Coverage For Dental Services

The 411 On Medicare Coverage For Dental Services

Medicare coverage for dental services can be confusing, limited and leave many people with large…

How Medicare Works With Other Health Insurance

How Medicare Works With Other Health Insurance

By now you know that when you turn 65 years old, you are eligible for…