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Grandmother and granddaughter having an engaging conversation while baking cookies together in a bright, modern kitchen. — Healthcare can be like navigating a maze, especially for older adults and those with chronic illnesses. Imagine juggling different doctors and clinics, each with its own set of rules. Now add the complexity of having both Medicare and Medicaid, and you have spun yourself dizzy in a circle. It is […]

Medicare and Medicaid Plans – Dual Special Needs

June 24, 2024 in Medicare tagged Medicaid / Medicare Advantage / medicare benefits / Medicare Costs by Jose Lerma

Happy Senior Couple Embracing Sitting On Sofa At Home — Understanding Medicare Plan F Medicare Plan F is heralded for its comprehensive coverage, standing out as the go-to option for those seeking extensive healthcare benefits. With its wide array of benefits, Plan F covers almost all out-of-pocket costs associated with Medicare Parts A and B, offering unparalleled peace of mind. […]

Medicare Plan F: A Comprehensive Guide

March 18, 2024 in Medicare tagged medicare benefits / medicare oost / Medigap / Part A / Part B / Plan F by Aris Mercedes

Medicare Supplement Plan G provides coverage to fill in the "gaps" of Original Medicare. — Medicare Supplement Plan G: Comprehensive Overview Medicare Supplement Plan G stands as a significant option for those enrolled in Medicare, offering extensive coverage beyond Original Medicare Parts A and B. This plan is tailored to cover “gaps” such as co-payments, coinsurance, and deductibles not covered by Original Medicare, ensuring a […]

What is Medicare Supplement Plan G?

March 4, 2024 in Health / Medicare tagged medicare / medicare benefits / Medicare Costs / Medicare Coverage / Medicare Supplement by Jose Lerma

social security office closed — All Social Security Offices Temporarily Closed As of March 17, 2020 all Social Security (SSA) offices are temporarily closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. President Trump has extended the Coronavirus Guidelines for America through April 30. The decision came in an effort to protect the population the Social Security offices […]

All Social Security Offices Temporarily Closed

April 13, 2020 in Medicare tagged benefits.gov / coronavirus guidelines for america / covid-19 closures / covid-19 economic impact payment / covid-19 scams / medicare benefits / social security benefits / social security direct deposit / social security office closed / ssa gov closure / supplemental security income by Jenny McCann

Open calendar, medicare supplement — Medigap plans are the extra cushion to your health plan. With these supplements, you can easily fill the holes in your health insurance with a monthly premium. Whether a plan F, G, N, or the other alphabet-soup plans, you have many options […]

Can I switch My Medicare Supplement Whenever I Want?

December 16, 2019 in Medicare tagged medicare benefits / Medicare Supplement / Medigap / plan a by Jadon Sennet

When it comes to medicare supplements – better known as Medigap policies – many have questions. Whether it’s, “What does a Medigap cover?”, “Is there any big difference in Medigap plan A-N?”, or even “Why should I even purchase a Medigap policy?”, we can help you these questions. Today we […]

Medigap Plans: Answering the Most Common Questions About Medicare Supplements

December 15, 2019 in Medicare tagged Insurance Education / medicare benefits / Medicare Supplement / Medigap by Jadon Sennet

Medicare 2020 Star Rating — What is the Medicare Star Rating System? Medicare uses a Star Rating System to measure how well Medicare Advantage and Part D plans perform. According to medicare.gov, Medicare uses information from member satisfaction surveys, plans, and health care providers to give overall performance star ratings to plans. Ratings range from […]

Why Is A Star Rating So Important To Medicare Advantage ...

December 5, 2019 in Medicare tagged medicare / Medicare Advantage / medicare benefits / Medicare Costs / Medicare Supplement by Jenny McCann

Today we will be jumping farther down the rabbit hole of original Medicare. There are two different parts of Medicare, Part A and B. We will start by explaining Part A. Overall part A coverage There is a deductible of $1,316 that generally covers hospital care, skilled nursing facility care, […]

Part A Medicare Basics

June 8, 2019 in Health / Medicare tagged medicare / medicare benefits / Part A by Noah Thomas

Medicare changes every year. It’s important to stay up to date. We want to help you understand some of the key differences between Medicare in 2018 and 2019. If you don’t have a clear understanding of Medicare, the video below will be a helpful resource. Before we show the Medicare changes, […]

Medicare Changes in 2019

June 5, 2019 in Health / Medicare tagged medicare benefits / Medicare changes / Part A / Part B / Part D by Haleigh Carr

What is Medicare The basics for Medicare are simple. Medicare is for people that are 65 years old or older, and for people who have been disabled for over 24 months. Once signed up for a specific Medicare package, a red, white, or blue card will come in the mail. […]

Medicare Basics – What Is Medicare

June 3, 2019 in Health / Medicare tagged medicare / medicare benefits / Medicare Costs / Part A / Part B by Noah Thomas