…Insurance, and Medicare Part D, Medicare Part B is an important addition to your Medicare senior health insurance plan. Part B is your outpatient care coverage. Basically Part B covers what Medicare Part A doesn’t, and Medicare Supplement Insurance takes care of the rest. Who is elegible for Medicare Part B? Anyone elegible for Medicare Part A is elegible for Medicare Part B. Your eligibility period begins when you turn 65, but you should…
…Part D prescription drug plan. Is it time for a switch? – You have the option to drop both Medicare Advantage and Medicare Part D during this time, but the option to switch into any other type of plan is also available Medicare Supplemental Insurance – If you’re dropping your Medicare Advantage coverage and getting back on Original Medicare, it may be a good idea to consider enrolling in a Medicare Supplement Plan. This will…
…bout 28 percent larger than it was in 2010. Get your free Medigap quote today. There is another significant trend with regard to Medicare—and that is the steadily growing number of Medicare recipients who decide to enroll in Medicare supplement plans. A recent America’s Health Insurance Plans (AHIP) report indicates the number of people enrolled in Medicare supplement plans now exceeds 10 million. The exact figure reported is 10.2 million as of…
What do doctors prefer? Any doctor who accepts Medicare also accepts Medicare Supplement Insurance. So if you look at the number of doctors who accept Medigap, that would be the same as the number of doctors who accept Medicare. Furthermore, it makes no difference to these doctors as to which plan you have. If you have Medigap Plan F, the doctor will not tell you, “Sorry, we only accept Plan G here.” Or if you have a supplemental…
…scription drug coverage. This affects less than five percent of people with Medicare, so most people don’t pay a higher premium. How does this affect me? If you have higher income, you’ll pay an additional premium amount for Medicare Part B and Medicare prescription drug coverage. They call the additional amount the income-related monthly adjustment amount (IRMAA). Here’s how it works: • Part B helps pay for your doctors’ services and outpatient…
…help cover the cost of dentures. Original Medicare will cover only certain dental services that may be necessary in relation to your overall health, and not simply your dental health. Some people are surprised to learn that Medicare supplement plans, while providing excellent coverage to help fill the gaps in Medicare, will not pay for routine dentist visits or dental services. Medigap insurance is not designed to meet dental needs. There are…
…14% (as of 2012) on generic prescription drugs. Medicare Part D Prescription Drug Coverage with savings Remember, there is less than a week left for Medicare Open Enrollment. If you’d like to speak with a Medicare and Medicare Supplement Insurance specialist who can answer questions about Medicare Part D coverage or any other senior health insurance options, please call us at (877)-413-1556 or send us your information with the Medigap…
…olling in Medicare. Remember, as far as prevention is concerned, the sooner, the better. For further information about your “Welcome to Medicare” preventive visit, click here. Original Medicare, Medicare Advantage Plans, and Medicare Supplement Plans can all go a long way toward providing the preventive care you need to maintain your good health. If you have further questions about preventive health care or any other aspect of Medicare, contact…
…e information about Medicare Part D and cancer, you’ll want to check out the Medicare publication, Medicare Coverage of Cancer Treatment Services. Original Medicare (Medicare Part A and Part B), Medicare Advantage plans, and Medicare supplement plans can all go a long way toward keeping you protected against cancer. If you have further questions about cancer and Medicare or any other aspect of senior healthcare, contact MedicareMall now and let…
…atient pays a per-day co-payment After 20 days $144.50PER-DAY COPAYMENTAs much as: $11,560 Blood or Plasma All eligible expenses after first 3-pints About $250.00 per pint over $750.00 {2013 Medicare Part A Deductible} ©2012 MedicareMall.com™ Go to Medicare Part B Premiums and Deductibles Chart Medicare can go a long way toward helping you maintain your good health—if you have questions about senior healthcare including Original Medicare…
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