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Dental and Vision Insurance Options for Seniors
Medicare does not cover routine dental or vision exams, leaving many seniors searching for dental and vision insurance options. After review various options provided by insurance carriers, we’re happy to recommend plans offered by Ameritas. Medicare Does Not Cover Routine Dental or Vision Care Many seniors are surprised to learn Medicare does not cover routing
…read more »Is High Deductible Plan F a Good Medigap Option?
The most comprehensive Medicare Supplement plan is Plan F. With Plan F virtually all of your out-of-pocket medical expenses are covered. It’s often called the “Cadillac plan.” But, like a Cadillac, Plan F isn’t cheap. As you might imagine, Medigap Plan F is the most expensive Medigap plan. On the other end of the premium
…read more »What is the Best Medicare Supplement Plan?
On our sister site, www.MedicareLifeGroup.com, we looked at the four most popular Medicare Supplement plans. Most people end up choosing between Plan F, Plan F High Deductible, Plan G, and Plan N. So which of these plans is best? The Best Medicare Supplement Plan Of the four most popular plans, determining which plan is best
…read more »Prescription Drug Coverage Open Enrollment
Medicare Part D Open Enrollment Medicare Part D Prescription Drug Plan Open Enrollment began October 15 and will end December 7. This is the most important time of the year to ensure you have sufficient prescription drug coverage. Even if you already have a Part D plan, it’s a good idea to check the rates
…read more »Comparing Medicare Supplement Plan F and Plan G
Two of the most popular Medicare Supplement insurance (Medigap) plans are Plan F and Plan G. Let’s explore the similarities and differences between the two plans to help you make a more informed decision between the two. Medigap Plan F and Plan G You’ve probably heard that Medigap Plan F is the most comprehensive Medicare
…read more »How Much Does Medicare Part D Cost?
Prescription drug coverage is an important component of any “Turning 65” healthcare plan. The good news is not only are Medicare Part D prescription drug plans affordable, but they’re often cheaper than what you were paying before you became eligible. Medicare Part D Rates The exact costs vary depending on where you live (among other
…read more »What Are Your Medicare Options?
Medicare coverage can be confusing. You have probably heard of the different parts of Medicare: Part A, Part B, Part C, and Part D. It is easy to get these different parts of Medicare confused and most explanations don’t do a great job of explaining how each part works together. Medicare Options Summary Below is
…read more »What is Medicare Part D?
Medicare Part D – Prescription Drug Coverage Medicare Part D is also known as prescription drug coverage. You do not need to enroll in Medicare Part D when you contact the Social Security office to enroll in Medicare Part A and Medicare Part B. Instead, you can buy Medicare Prescription Drug coverage through a certified
…read more »What is Medicare Part C?
Medicare Part C: Medicare Advantage Medicare Part C, also known as Medicare Advantage, offers the exact same coverage as combining Medicare Parts A and B (also known as Original Medicare). You will still need to first enroll in Medicare Part A and Medicare Part B before switching to a Medicare Advantage plan, so don’t procrastinate if
…read more »What is Medicare Part B?
Medicare Part B: Medical Insurance Medicare Part B is medical insurance and it generally pays 80% of the cost for doctor services and medical services as an inpatient, outpatient or even home health care. Outpatient care is not covered by Medicare Part A. Medicare Part B is not free and most people pay somewhere around $104
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