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Coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, is having a significant impact on our global community and economy. Millions of people have been infected and over 200,000 people have...
In the United States today, there are over 12 million people who have dual-eligible healthcare benefits. If you are eligible for both Medicare and Medicaid services, you may...
If you’re turning 65 but are still working, you’re not alone. Many people are unable – or unwilling – to retire at 65. Can you continue to work and receive Medicare...
Millions of Americans receive Medicare benefits under the age of 65 due to disability. If you’ve been receiving disability benefits through Social Security or the...
If you are getting close to your 65th birthday, now is the time to start thinking about your Medicare options. You’ll have some decisions to make. Give...
The high cost of prescription drugs can be a concern for anyone, but Medicare recipients generally spend more money on medications than others. Medicare Part A, Part B, and...
Keep your out-of-pocket costs lower by avoiding late enrollment penalties. When you’re first eligible for Medicare but choose to delay Part B and/or Part D benefits, you...
You may be looking forward to traveling during your retirement years. Whether it’s a trip to visit your grandkids in another state. A tour of the national parks. Or a flight...
Stand-alone Prescription Drug Plans (PDPs) and Medicare Advantage plans with prescription drug coverage (MA-PDs) contract with certain retail pharmacies and mail-order...
A primary care physician can help detect, diagnose and treat a wide range of illnesses and injuries, but if you have symptoms related to a specific field of medicine, or if...
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Helpful things callers learn from our sales agents
It’s important that people review their plan each year – because premiums, coverage, and drug costs can change.
Andrew SivatjianV.P. of Medicare Sales & Licensed Agent
It’s always worth remembering that Medicare won’t pay for long term care, or care in a retirement community, nursing home or assisted living community.
Silvia BarreraSales Manager & Licensed Agent
Some callers are surprised by how much they could save if they switched to a new plan.
Mark LaemmertMedicare Site Leader & Licensed Agent