open enrollment period

Medicare Annual Enrollment Period

November 5, 2017 in Medicare tagged aep / Annual Disenrollment Period / Annual Enrollment Period / difference between medicare advantage and medicare supplement / Medicare Advantage enrollment / Medicare Enrollment / open enrollment period by Andrea Hektner

In this edition of Dave’s Corner, we’re going to provide a quick tip for those who have served our country. In fact, did you know this tip is not in the normal Medicare & You guide and our carrier specific guide, which shows 28 different special enrollment periods (SEPs) outside […]

Dave’s Corner: Veterans Qualify for Year-Round Enrollment

July 22, 2017 in Health tagged aep / chip / health insurance / Medicaid / medicare annual election period / oep / open enrollment period / SEP / va health care eligibility / veteran health care enrollment / veterans by Jadon Sennet

1. KNOW WHEN AND WHERE TO ENROLL Once you turn 65, you qualify for Medicare. However, you can begin the enrollment process three months before turning 65. Upon your 65th birthday though, you only have three months to enroll before you incur penalties that can permanently impact your premium. Exceptions […]

5 Tips to Understanding Medicare

June 13, 2017 in Medicare tagged medicare / Medicare Supplement / open enrollment period by Andrea Hektner

Medicare vs Medicaid Senior Product Specialist, John Shinn discusses the differences between Medicare and Medicaid Hey everybody, it’s John, here at Empower Brokerage again. There’s another great question of that comes up a lot this time of year, and that’s, what’s the difference between Medicare vs Medicaid? These are two […]

Medicare vs Medicaid

December 26, 2016 in Medicare tagged Medicaid / medicare / medicare review / open enrollment period / plan a by Bill Bronson

Medicare Mistake #9: Failing to Read Your Annual Notice Your Annual Notice specifies changes in plan coverage, service area, and costs for the following year starting in January. Your Annual Notice is mailed to you by September 30th, which is 15 days before Annual Election Period (Oct. 15- Dec 7). […]