So, to what are people referring when they speak of the Medicare Part D donut hole? The donut hole, also known as the coverage gap in Medicare circles, occurs after someone with a Medicare Part D drug plan has hit a certain spending limit on their prescription costs. When that limit is hit, then the costs go up for the person with the Part D plan. So, let’s see exactly how that works.
Apparently, Medicare does not believe that teeth are part of one’s body. Why do I say that? It is because Medicare does not provide dental coverage. So you will need to find dental coverage elsewhere.
Which is the best Medicare Part D prescription drug plan? Here is how to find the best Medicare Part D prescription drug plan for you and save money!
What can happen if you choose the wrong insurance company for your Medicare supplement? Did you know you could be stuck for life with a supplement that has enormous annual rate increases? How can you avoid this?
Do you have to draw Social Security payments before being able to get Medicare? What is the connection between Medicare and Social Security? How do you qualify for Medicare and Social Security? This article clears up the confusion that exists regarding the connection between the two.
Over the past several years, I have received endless questions about Medicare; but, probably, the most-asked question deals with Medicare Part B Insurance—more specifically: Do I need to enroll in Part B? The correct answer to this question—for you—is absolutely critical. For, if you don’t have the proper understanding to this query, it cost you...
There is soooooo much confusion about Medicare today. Though I have met with hundreds upon hundreds of people to help them with Medicare, I don’t believe even one of them fully understood how Medicare works before I explained it to them. Therefore, if you are among the masses of confused about Medicare, don’t feel bad....