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Medicare Pre-AEP (opens the original)
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Each year anyone who is on Medicare and enrolled in a Medicare Advantage Plan (MA) or Prescription Drug Plan (PDP) has an open enrollment period to make changes in their plan if they wish. This open enrollment period is called the Annual Election Period (AEP). It extends from October 15th to December 7th. There is also a period from October 1st to October 14th that is commonly called Pre-AEP. Pre-AEP is an important time for Medicare beneficiaries. Insurance companies who offer MAs or PDPs cann
Medicare and the Marketplace (opens the original)
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Some of the most frequently asked questions we get from people under the age of 65 concerns the relationship between the Marketplace (Obamacare) and Medicare. There seems to be a great deal of confusion about how these two insurance programs work. Here are this weekâs questions: Will my Marketplace insurance end automatically when I become eligible at age 65 for Medicare? The short answer to this question is “no”. You must go to healthcare.gov or contact your Marketplace insurance carrier to c
ANOC Booklet (opens the original)
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Every September insurance companies are required to send Medicare beneficiaries an Annual Notification of Change (ANOC) booklet. This booklet is very important to the Medicare beneficiary, but most people just throw it away. This year, more than ever before, it is important to look at the ANOC information you receive. The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) of 2022 has caused insurance companies to make radical changes in how they cover their members. Some of these changes are for the benefit of the m
4 Parts of Medicare (opens the original)
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The most common way to qualify for Medicare is when you are turning 65. You will have a specific time period, set by Medicare, to enroll in Part A and Part B Medicare. This is known as the Initial Enrollment Period (IEP). If you are qualifying for Medicare by turning 65 you will have a 7 month window to enroll in Medicare. This window is based off of the month you turn 65. It starts 3 months prior to the month you turn 65 and extends 3 months past the month you turn 65. For example, if you are t
Medicare Part B (opens the original)
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Before we begin talking about Medicare Part B I would like to clear up something that was in last weekâs article concerning Medicare Part A. As I stated in the article Part A has a deductible of $1,736 per benefit period. I also stated that if you paid into Medicare for 40 quarters that Part A was free to you. I was referring to the fact that you would not have to pay a premium to Medicare for Part A, not that it would exclude you from paying the deductible. Medicare Part B is the part of Medi
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