Medicare is not giving away anything free! I repeat: Medicare is not giving away anything free!
In the past few weeks, the Toni Says Medicare hotline has been receiving questions such as yours from Americans who are having their Medicare claims denied after leaving employer insurance.
Most Americans feel an urgency to learn their Medicare options and are stressed over getting it right. They know that one wrong move can jeopardize the retirement savings they worked so hard to build.
Medicare’s IEP is a 7-month window that begins 3 months before the month you turn 65, the month you turn 65, and 3 months after turning 65.
A health care professional advised me that many of the new cancer procedures are not approved by individual and employer group health insurance plans.
Hurricane season officially started on Sunday, June 1st, and will not end until Sunday, November 30th. As we get deeper into the season, the storms get stronger. No one expects life to change in an instant, but it can.
“We saw your article about Medicare Part B enrollment in our local newspaper, but my wife’s and my Medicare enrollment situation is different. We will both turn 65 this year, I in June and Carol in September. I have signed up for Medicare Part A only, and Carol will enroll for Part A soon.”
“Original” Medicare—not Medicare Advantage (MA) plans—has two different situations when one is asked to sign a Medicare form.
If you’re an American turning 65, telemarketers have undoubtedly started bombarding you and pelting you with confusing “turning-65” Medicare rules.
Recently, Medicare changed the date when “telehealth services” will ONLY be made available locally and in rural areas.
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