Kimberly JohnsonDeadline for Medicare Open Enrollment Nears
WITH DECEMBER 7TH DEADLINE FAST APPROACHING, easyMedicare.com OFFERS FOUR QUICK TIPS TO HELP FIND OUT IF YOUR CURRENT MEDICARE PLAN IS RIGHT FOR YOU Deadline for Medicare Open Enrollment Nears With the deadline of December 7, 2017 just a few weeks away, there is still time for those who are eligible for Medicare to make an important decision about their healthcare during the annual open enrollment period. Deadline for Medicare Open Enrollment Nears With more Medicare health plan options than ever, it is important for people to understand their options. Medicare consumers want to feel confident that the plan they choose will
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Carol MarakAre You Ready for Medicare Open Enrollment?
It's Medicare open enrollment period starting October 15 and through December 7, 2019. Your chance to change coverage (Medicare plans) if you want. Medicare Part C plans, known as Medicare Advantage plans are private health insurance plans, mainly HMOs and PPOs, for people enrolled in Medicare. If you enroll in a Medicare Advantage plan, you still have Medicare, but you get all of your Medicare-covered benefits through a private plan. Most Medicare Advantage plans also cover prescription drugs and may cover other services, like vision, dental, and hearing. If you have Part A and Part B and are covered under
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Garrett BallMaking Changes to your Medicare During Open Enrollment
The Medicare Annual Enrollment Period: How to Make Changes to Your Plans Now that we are in October, the attention of many seniors has turned to the Medicare annual enrollment period. How could you not be thinking about it, right? The television commercials have begun, and the mailings have started piling up. Making Changes to your Medicare During Open Enrollment During this time of year, it is important to understand exactly what changes you can make to your Medicare plans and how to go about making those changes. Medicare Advantage Plan Changes If you are in a Medicare Advantage plan currently,
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My Senior Health PlanWhen Does Medicare Annual Enrollment Period End? Soon!
If you need to make changes to your Medicare coverage for the upcoming year, mark your calendar for December 6th! It’s when the 2020 Medicare Annual Enrollment Period (AEP) will end. After that date, you will not be able to make changes to your existing Medicare coverage until next October. In case you’ve been thinking about making changes to your existing Medicare plan, now is the time to take action! Book your appointment as soon as possible While December 6th may seem a ways off, November is a busy month for everyone, including your plan providers. Additionally, Thanksgiving falls on
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Guest BloggerMedicare Open Enrollment 2019: What You Should Know
What: Medicare Annual Enrollment Period (AEP) Also known as the Annual Election Period or Medicare Open Enrollment When: October 15 through December 7, 2019 Medicare beneficiaries have one guaranteed chance to make changes to their Medicare enrollment each year — the Medicare Annual Enrollment Period from October 15th through December 7th. During this period, you can: Enroll in a Medicare Advantage Plan Enroll in a Part D Prescription Drug Plan Drop a Part C or D Plan Understanding the Medicare Parts Original Medicare — Parts A & B Original Medicare, the coverage offered by the federal government, includes coverage for
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Jagger EschWhat you Need to Know about Open Enrollment fo Medicare
The Medicare Annual Election Period (AEP) begins October 15th and runs through December 7th each year. It’s also known as Medicare’s open enrollment. A time when Medicare Beneficiaries can re-evaluate their coverage and make changes. It’s also a good time for those who didn’t sign up for a Medicare plan when first eligible to go ahead and enroll. What you Need to Know about Open Enrollment fo Medicare Depending on the type of plan you have, you can make changes to your Medicare coverage during this time. Only under special circumstances that qualify as a Special Election Period, can Medicare Beneficiaries
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