MEDICARE AND YOU
A Little Bit about Medicare
When you became eligible for Medicare, you probably did a Happy Dance. Then you had to learn all about how Medicare works and it feels sort of, well, overwhelming. What are all these parts to Medicare and why does it matter? How does this insurance compare to what I was used to? Where can I get help figuring it all out?
Whether you are signing up for Medicare for the first time or are an experienced shopper, wading through these products can sometimes be a daunting task. We're here to breakdown these parts and show you how they work for you and how different options can affect you. We will work closely with you to match the best Medicare product to your particular budget and health needs.
New to Medicare?
If you are going on Medicare for the first time, the three months before your birth month is an important time. We would like to talk to you at least four months before your birth month when you are turning 65. We ask to talk to you early so that we can show you how you can apply for Medicare but also determine if you are Low Income Subsidy eligible for your Medicare drug plan. If you are eligible for Medicare and Medicaid, we are here to help you with that too. It is always best not to wait until the last minute because the earlier you begin the process with us, the faster you will see results and be ready for your effective date with Medicare. Use our contact form below and we will set up a phone appointment with you.
Not New to Medicare?
You're already experienced and want to know more about what other options are available to you. You may have received your Annual Notice of Change and want to know what else is out there that will meet your needs. You may have moved to another county and need to change your Medicare Advantage plan. There are a variety of reasons you may want to explore options available to you during the Annual Enrollment Period or you may have experienced a life event that will give you a Special Enrollment. Either way, please feel free to contact us using the form below for a no obligation analysis on price and access.
Whether you are signing up for Medicare for the first time or are an experienced shopper, wading through these products can sometimes be a daunting task. We're here to breakdown these parts and show you how they work for you and how different options can affect you. We will work closely with you to match the best Medicare product to your particular budget and health needs.
New to Medicare?
If you are going on Medicare for the first time, the three months before your birth month is an important time. We would like to talk to you at least four months before your birth month when you are turning 65. We ask to talk to you early so that we can show you how you can apply for Medicare but also determine if you are Low Income Subsidy eligible for your Medicare drug plan. If you are eligible for Medicare and Medicaid, we are here to help you with that too. It is always best not to wait until the last minute because the earlier you begin the process with us, the faster you will see results and be ready for your effective date with Medicare. Use our contact form below and we will set up a phone appointment with you.
Not New to Medicare?
You're already experienced and want to know more about what other options are available to you. You may have received your Annual Notice of Change and want to know what else is out there that will meet your needs. You may have moved to another county and need to change your Medicare Advantage plan. There are a variety of reasons you may want to explore options available to you during the Annual Enrollment Period or you may have experienced a life event that will give you a Special Enrollment. Either way, please feel free to contact us using the form below for a no obligation analysis on price and access.
Medicare Dates to Remember
Every year, Annual Enrollment Period is October 15th to December 7th, but there are other enrollment periods you may want to learn about. In 2019, new changes will affect how and when you will choose a plan. We are here to help you navigate these enrollment periods. It is during these enrollment periods that you can choose other options that fit your needs and your pocketbook.