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Medicare Insurance Guidance – Parts A, B, C and D

Our team makes Medicare Insurance easy! We’ll show you all your options and help you compare a variety of plans. Typically, you can choose “Original Medicare” – Part A + Part B + Part D. Or, you can choose “Medicare Advantage” – Part C + Part D. Of course, deductibles and co-insurance expenses must be considered, and you may qualify for a Medicare Savings Program. Fortunately, we guide you through every step of the process, making a confusing program surprisingly simple.

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Medicare Insurance Savings Programs

Many of our clients qualify for Medicare Savings Programs. These programs pay for the Medicare Part A deductible, Part B deductible, Part B Co-Insurance, and Part B Premium.

If your income is within limits set by the Social Security Administration, we can assist in lowering monthly premiums, annual deductibles, and co-payments to your Part D plan. This program has several names including Extra Help and Low Income Subsidy (LIS).

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At Healthcare Educators we pride ourselves in helping all of our clients acquire the services and benefits that best suits their needs. We gladly provide FREE consultations to everyone

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COLA Update May Not Help Medicare B Enrollees

COLA Update May Not Help Medicare B Enrollees

Thanks to a Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) for 2018, Social Security beneficiaries will be due more money in the coming year. While this is good news for many, it may not help everyone, specifically some Medicare B enrollees. How much is the increase? The Social...

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Medicare Insurance Ratings in Texas

Medicare Insurance Ratings in Texas

Medicare Open Enrollment is taking place now through December 7. CMS has released Star Ratings and statistics, and the outlook is great for the country and for Texas in particular. Costs are down and options are up, giving Medicare enrollees ample reason to review at...

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New Medicare ID Cards

New Medicare ID Cards

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...

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Medicare Open Enrollment

Medicare Open Enrollment

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...

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Medicare Phone Scams: What You Need to Know

Medicare Phone Scams: What You Need to Know

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...

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Paying for Prescription Drugs Under Medicare

Paying for Prescription Drugs Under Medicare

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...

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