Are there trade-offs to Medicare Advantage plans?
How does Medicare open enrollment work? The open enrollment period allows people already on Medicare to switch to a different
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Biden-Harris Administration Kicks Off Medicare Open Enrollment with Lower Premiums, Improved Benefits for 2023
(Source – www.cms.gov) The Biden-Harris Administration is announcing that Medicare Open Enrollment begins tomorrow — Saturday, October 15 — and
Read MoreAfter Congress Fails to Add Dental Coverage, Medicare Weighs Limited Benefit Expansion
(By Susan Jaffe for Kaiser Health News) Proposed changes in Medicare rules could soon pave the way for a significant
Read MoreIt’s important to know what Medicare parts A, B, C and D cover
Medicare is a federal health insurance program that began in 1965. It aims to provide health insurance to older and
Read MoreWhat Is Medicare Supplemental Insurance
Medicare Supplement Insurance or Medigap helps fill “gaps” in Original Medicare and is sold by private companies. Original Medicare pays
Read MoreA Review of 62 Studies Finds Few Big Differences Between Traditional Medicare and Medicare Advantage on a Variety of Measures
(By Chris Lee for Kaiser Family Foundation published September 16, 2022) With the Medicare open enrollment period set to begin
Read MoreMedicare on the road
Of the estimated one million Americans living in an RV, 57 percent are over 65. These seniors must address the
Read MoreNationwide launching supplemental health plan
(By Jakob Emerson for Becker’s Hospital Review) Insurance giant Nationwide is partnering with supplemental insurance providers Brella and AccuRisk Solutions
Read MoreDespite 13% of claims being denied, most Medicare Advantage members satisfied with coverage, survey finds
(By Jakob Emerson for Becker’s Hospital Review) An overwhelming majority of Medicare Advantage members are satisfied with their health coverage,
Read MoreMedicare spending cap would reduce members’ expenses, increase overall spending, study finds
(By Jakob Emerson for Becker’s Hospital Review) A $5,000 out-of-pocket spending cap on Medicare would result in major savings for
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