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Getting Started with Medicare

Getting Started with Medicare

Jul 10, 2021 | Medicare Simplified

Note: This article reflects 2021 data and may be outdated. For current costs, visit Medicare.gov. Getting started with Medicare might sound overwhelming but knowing the right information can make your Medicare enrollment stress-free. If you are new to Medicare, here...
Social Security and Medicare

Social Security and Medicare

Jul 10, 2021 | Medicare Simplified

Note: This article reflects 2021 figures and may be outdated. For current costs and guidance, visit Medicare.gov. My clients have been asking whether or not Social Security and Medicare numbers are the same. Are Social Security and Medicare Numbers still the same?...
Part D Prescription Drug Plans

Part D Prescription Drug Plans

Mar 16, 2021 | Medicare Simplified

Note: This article reflects 2021 figures and may be outdated. For current costs and guidance, visit Medicare.gov. You can sign up for Part D Prescription Drug Plan, which helps cover prescription drug costs, along with other components of Medicare starting three...
Where to Get Your Medicare Questions Answered

Where to Get Your Medicare Questions Answered

Mar 16, 2021 | Medicare Simplified

To get general or claims-specific Medicare information and important telephone numbers. If you need help in a language other than English or Spanish, say “Agent” to talk to a customer service representative. 1 800 633 4227TTY 1 877 486 2048www.medicare.gov State...
Medicare-Related Enrollment Dates and Guidelines

Medicare-Related Enrollment Dates and Guidelines

Mar 16, 2021 | Medicare Simplified

September & October—Review and Compare Medicare Advantage Plans Review any notices from your plan about changes for next year. To learn more about your options download Medicare and You 2021 guide. Compare: In October, use Medicare’s tools to find a plan that...
Are You Eligible for Medicare?

Are You Eligible for Medicare?

Mar 16, 2021 | Medicare Simplified

Generally, you are eligible for Medicare if you or your spouse worked for at least 10 years in Medicare-covered employment and you are 65 years old and a citizen or permanent resident of the United States. If you are not 65, you might also qualify for coverage if you...