If I Didn’t Act Last Year For Medicare, What Options Do I Have This Year?

The Medicare Annual Enrollment Period (AEP) has begun, and we’ve got all the details you need to know. The 2022 AEP began on October 15th, 2021, and runs until December 7th, 2021. This is [...]

Medicare beneficiaries can now enroll for coverage set to begin on January 1st, 2022.  Just like last year, there are many changes for 2022 including new plan options for many of our customers [...]

Have you ever wondered why you can review Medicare Advantage and Prescription Drug Plans for 2022 starting October 1 but the Annual Enrollment Period does not actually start until October 15? [...]

It is officially that time of the year again!  Plan options for 2022 have been released and our agents can now compliantly discuss new options with you and go over any changes to your existing [...]

Updated Sept. 22, 2021 If you are currently enrolled in a Medicare Advantage plan, you will receive an Annual Notice of Change (ANOC) letter from your insurance company around the end of [...]

Enrolling for Medicare and making the right plan selection is a big decision. While it is important to weigh all your options, failure to get coverage on time can lead to penalties that increase [...]

Even with the new strains of COVID-19 surfacing and infection rates rising, people are starting to get out and enjoy life again. Ballparks and concert venues are alive with people, farmer’s [...]

If you’re a caregiver helping a family member or friend enroll or manage their Medicare plan, navigating the complexities and nuances of healthcare plans can be challenging. However, learning [...]

For many Americans, Medicare is a vital component of their health care coverage when they retire. Where once there may have been employer coverage, something else is needed after retirement. [...]

No matter what insurance plan you have, it’s important to understand exactly what you’re responsible for when it comes to costs. Although they aren’t necessarily related, copay and coinsurance [...]