Medicare Resources

The Medicare Give Back Benefit can be incredibly enticing, because it sounds like free money. So, what’s the catch? Learn about the details of this benefit, including its limitations and drawbacks.

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What is the Medicare Part B Give Back Benefit?

Get the facts about Medicare Advantage plans. Compare HMO and PPO plans to decide which is best for you. Learn about coverage, cost, and more to make an informed decision.

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Comparing Medicare Advantage Plans: HMO vs PPO

Understanding Medicare premiums is important for retirement planning. See the typical cost of Parts A, B, and D + Medigap and Medicare Advantage premiums.

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How Much Do Medicare Premiums Cost?

Read this guide to understand the ins and outs of the Medicare Annual Enrollment Period.

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The 2024 Medicare Annual Open Enrollment Period

If you’re unhappy with your coverage, you may be considering disenrolling from Medicare. Learn how to drop or switch your coverage and what to watch out for.

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How to Disenroll from Medicare

In this guide, we’ll cover when, why, and how to enroll in a standalone Part D plan to enhance Original Medicare coverage. 

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Medicare Part D Enrollment Guide

If you can’t pay for prescriptions, Medicare’s Extra Help program can help. Learn about Extra Help (the Part D low income subsidy) and see if you’re eligible.

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Getting Extra Help for Medicare Part D Costs

Knowing if you have Medicare is important because it can help you avoid penalties. Learn if you’re eligible to automatically enroll and how to sign up for Medicare.

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How do you know if you have Medicare?

How much Medicare pays for various services depends on a number of factors. Explore different scenarios in this post.

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How Much Does Medicare Pay for Medical Services?

We get this question several times a week from clients. If you are turning 65 and have employer-sponsored coverage through your own job or a family member’s employer, you’ll likely consider this decision.

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