Casual conversation about Medicare challenges and how everyday folks turning 65 or older can learn how to get the most out of their Medicare insurance coverage.
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The Medicare Annual Enrollment Period is back. From October 15 through December 7th if you have a Medicare Advantage Plan, A Stand-Alone Medicare Part D prescription plan or Original Medicare Part A & B you can choose a new Medicare Advantage or Part D plan next year. Today we will get you prepared by sharing important insights you should know before changing plans.
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Phishing Scams are a growing problem and many bad actors prey on Baby Boomers.
The times are changing. Social Security continues to encourage everyone to set up an online account for updates and information.
Baby Boomers have witnessed major changes over the past few decades. It can be overwhelming to keep up. We should look at ways to make things easier as we age.
Health Insurance doesn’t cover Long Term Care or Activities of Daily Living Needs. Time to have a conversation and learn what is available to handle the care and costs.
The Inflation Reduction Act will bring big changes to Medicare Part D Rx plans. The maximum out of pocket costs will be substantially reduced and a new payment plan option will launch in 2025.
Many boomers have been slow to embrace technology to assist them in the health insurance space. Elliott Khlopin and B. K. Cannon discuss ideas to help boomers get more comfortable using technology.
Join Martha as she discusses how to save money on expensive medications by using savings programs offered by pharmaceutical companies.
