Wellness Wednesday: Top 10 Early Symptoms of Dementia
Wellness Wednesday: Top 10 Early Symptoms of Dementia An estimated 47 million people worldwide are living with some type of dementia, per the World Health Organization, and that number will likely...
View ArticleMedigap Monday: Difference between Medicare Supplement Plan F and Plan G
Medigap Monday: Difference between Medicare Supplement Plan F and Plan G There is only one difference in coverage between the Medicare Supplement Plan F and the Plan G. That’s right, only ONE. The Plan...
View ArticleFAQ Friday: What is a Medicare Advantage Plan?
FAQ Friday: What is a Medicare Advantage Plan? A Medicare Advantage Plan is not a Supplement Plan, it is a private alternative to Medicare. A Medicare Advantage Plan will not pay the bills that...
View ArticleMedigap Monday: What is Medicare Supplement Plan N?
Medigap Monday: What is Medicare Supplement Plan N? Medicare Supplement Plan N is also called Medigap Plan N. Medicare Supplement Plan N is a great option for people that want the benefits of having a...
View ArticleWellness Wednesday: Does Medicare Cover Dental?
Wellness Wednesday: Does Medicare Cover Dental? No one wants bad breath or tooth aches. Why would we? Those are the first things that come to mind when talking about good oral hygiene, it’s what we’ve...
View ArticleFAQ Friday: Does Medicare Cover Chiropractors
FAQ Friday: Does Medicare Cover Chiropractors Medicare does cover medically necessary chiropractic services. According to the CMS, Medicare Part B now covers 80% of the cost for “manipulation of the...
View ArticleMedicare Part B Preventive Services
Medicare Part B (Medical Insurance) covers: Abdominal aortic aneurysm screening Alcohol misuse screenings & counseling Bone mass measurements (bone density) Cardiovascular disease screenings...
View ArticleHow to Enroll into Medicare
How to Enroll into Medicare: How to Enroll into Medicare: This depends if you are drawing your social security income or if you have deferred it. If you are drawing your social security income, then...
View ArticleIf I am still working, do I have to start my Medicare?
If I am still working, do I have to start my Medicare? No, as long as you or your spouse is still working and you have health insurance through your or your spouse’s employer, then you can defer your...
View ArticleWhat is my Medicare Claim Number?
What is my Medicare Claim Number? Your Medicare Claim Number is the number that Medicare uses to file your claims. This is typically your social security number with a letter after it. This letter is a...
View ArticleIs Medicare free?
Is Medicare free? For most people Medicare Part A has no premium, however for most people Medicare Part B does have a premium. The Medicare Part B premium is based on your income. What a lot of people...
View ArticleMedicare Part B Excess Charges
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View ArticleMedicare Part A and B
The Holes in Medicare Part A and B. Share this entryShare on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Google+Share on PinterestShare on LinkedinShare on TumblrShare on VkShare on RedditShare by Mail The post...
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How do I register for Medicare?
How to register for Medicare: How you register for Medicare depends if you are drawing your social security income benefit or if you have deferred it. If you are drawing your social security income,...
View ArticleDo I have to get Medicare Part B if I’m still working?
Are your required to activate your Medicare Part B if you are still working? You are required to enroll into Medicare Part B unless you meet the following two requirements: You (or your spouse) is...
View ArticleThe Story of Medicare: A Timeline (2015)
The Story of Medicare: A Timeline (2015) April 7th 2015 Robert Bache, “MedicareBob” Senior Healthcare Direct 1-855-368-4717 www.SeniorHealthcareDirect.com Share this entryShare on FacebookShare on...
View ArticleMedicare Made Simple
Medicare Made Simple What is Medicare? Medicare is insurance offered to people that are 65 or older and to people that have certain disabilities. There are two parts to Medicare, Medicare Part A and...
View ArticleMedicare has announced the 2017 Medicare Parts A and B Premiums and Deductibles:
2017 Medicare Parts A and B Premiums and Deductibles: 2017 Medicare Part B Monthly Premium Payments: If you are a Medicare Beneficiary and you are currently paying $104.90 per month, your 2017 monthly...
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MACRA – THE REAL CHANGES COMING TO MEDICARE 2020
MACRA – THE REAL CHANGES COMING TO MEDICARE 2020 What is MACRA? Medicare Access And Chip Re-Authorization act of 2015: MACRA has many components, one of which is a limit on first dollar coverage in...
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2018 Medicare Supplement Plans: 3 things you should know!
2018 Medicare Supplement Plans: 3 things you should know! 2018 Medicare Supplement Plans: 3 things you should know! 1) You can shop your Medicare Supplement Plan all year. The December 7th deadline...
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