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Using GoodRx with Medicare Part D

Something is wrong with America’s prescription drug system. Every little savings helps – but, here’s a big one!

Medicare vs. Medicaid: Which One Pays for Assisted Living?

It’s crucial to understand the ins and outs of Medicare and Medicaid—especially when it comes to assisted living. Here’s what you need to know.

Does Medicare Cover Dental?

Dental care is crucial to overall health, but unfortunately, it can be costly. But does Medicare cover dental services? Here’s what you need to know.

Social Security Disability’s Medicare Enrollment Rules

Learning how to enroll in the right Medicare and Part D prescription drug plan when someone has a serious health condition can be complicated! Here’s what those on Social Security Disability need to know.

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What You’ll Pay for Medicare in 2024

As we approach the new year, you’re probably wondering about changes to healthcare costs. Here’s everything you need to know about Medicare costs in 2024.

Medicare Madness! Toni Says: “What You Don’t Know WILL Hurt You!”

Don’t let the telemarketers and TV ads confuse you! This is what you need to know about Open Enrollment if you’re not 65 yet.

Essential Documents You Need When Applying for Medicare

Whether you’re applying for the first time or switching plans, this checklist will help ensure you’re thoroughly prepared!

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How Do I Apply for Medicare?

Wondering where to begin with applying for Medicare? Fortunately, that’s a question we can answer!

Should I Enroll in Medicare If I’m Turning 65 and Still Working?

Most people think that on your 65th birthday, a magical switch is turned on, and poof—you’re on Medicare! But is that true?

Misleading Medicare Advantage Ads: What to Look Out For

Be very leery of the Medicare Advantage ads on TV, radio, social media, and that come in the mail. While many of these ads may tout free vision, hearing, dental, and other benefits with zero monthly premiums, they aren’t always what they claim to be.