What is Medicare

What is Medicare

Medicare is a Federal Health Insurance Program for people who are 65 and older, and for people with certain qualifying medical conditions (for example, Lou Gehrig’s disease). When turning 65 and enrolling in Medicare for the first time, there are important dates and other considerations you need to know before making decisions on what is best for you.

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Medicare Part A

Medicare Part A

There are two parts to Original Medicare: Medicare Part A (hospital insurance) and Medicare Part B (medical insurance). Medicare Part A covers Medicare inpatient care, including care received while in a hospital, a skilled nursing facility, and in-home health care.

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Medicare Part B

Medicare Part B

Medicare Part B (Medical Insurance) covers certain doctors’ office visits, blood tests, X-rays, diabetic screenings, outpatient care, medical supplies, specialists, and preventive services.

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How to Enroll in Medicare

How to Enroll in Medicare

Medicare is a federal health insurance program for people who are 65 and older. When you are turning 65 and enrolling in Medicare for the first time, there are important dates and other things to consider before making your decision.

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Medicare Supplement Open Enrollment

Medicare Supplement Open Enrollment

The best time to buy a Medicare Supplement policy is up to 6 months before your Medicare Supplement Open Enrollment period begins. Although Medicare gives you a one-time six-month enrollment window to purchase a Medicare Supplement plan, strategically, the best time to purchase Medicare Supplement insurance is six months before your official enrollment period begins.

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Medicare Plan N

Medicare Plan N

What is Medicare Plan N? What does it cover? How does Medicare Supplement Plan N compare to other Medicare Supplement plans? Get the answers to these questions and more in this article.

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Medicare Plan G

Medicare Plan G

Medicare Plan G, also known as Medigap Plan G is an important plan to understand when you are shopping the Medicare market. Medicare Plan G is one of many Medicare Supplement Plans that you can choose to enroll in. So let’s dive into what Medicare Plan G is, what it covers, and if it is a good fit for you.

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Medicare Plan F

Medicare Plan F

One of the most comprehensive Medicare Supplement Insurance Plans on the market is Plan F. It is the Cadillac of all Medicare Supplement Plans as it covers copays, deductibles, and coinsurance. While it does offer great benefits, it does come at a premium. Let’s discover what Medicare Plan F is, what it covers, and if it is still an option for you.

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Medicare Advantage

Medicare Advantage

Known as Medicare Advantage, Medicare Part C is offered through private insurance companies approved by Medicare. To be eligible for Medicare Part C, you must already be enrolled in Medicare Part A and Part B, and reside within the service area of the Medicare Advantage plan you want.

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