by Healthcare Educators Team
Next year, Medicare beneficiaries will start receiving new Medicare ID cards in the mail. These cards will differ from previous cards in an important way: They won’t have Social Security numbers on them. Each beneficiary will be assigned a unique Medicare number, and...
by Healthcare Educators Team
Between October 15 and December 7, Medicare beneficiaries can switch plans. This an essential time for anyone who wants to get the best coverage possible for the following year. But be careful – it can go by quickly. The Open Enrollment Period lasts less than two...
by Healthcare Educators Team
Scammers love to prey on senior citizens, and they often use false claims about Medicare benefits, payments and cards as the basis for their cons. Know what to expect so you don’t become the next victim. Your Personal Information The Minnesota Attorney General issued...
by Healthcare Educators Team
Prescription drugs costs are high and rising in the United States. Budgeting for prescriptions is an essential part of any retirement plan. Under Medicare, beneficiaries have several options for paying for prescriptions. Medicare Part D Medicare Part D provides...
by Healthcare Educators Team
In the case of Medicare late enrollment penalties, what you don’t know can hurt you. The penalties are both long-lasting and expensive. Enrolling on time is essential in order to avoid extra costs. Initial Enrollment Period Eligibility for Medicare is based on your...
