Monday, April 22, 2019
Medicare has been around since the 1960s; This refers to the national health insurance program in the United States. Its focus is on providing healthcare for the population who are aged 65 and over. However, there are some exemptions as well for the younger demographic, such as those who have permanent disabilities or end-stage health
[ Read More ]Turning 65 and becoming eligible for Medicare can pose a lot of questions. Rightfully so, Medicare is confusing. However, if you focus on learning the basics first, the rest won’t seem as complex. Here are the top points for Medicare you should know in 2019. Medicare Isn’t Free Original Medicare consists of two parts, Part
[ Read More ]The healthcare industry and, specifically, Medicare, is a boon for fraudsters, scammers and would-be identity thieves from all around the world. One primary reason for this trend is the age of Medicare enrollees. With the eligibility age typically set at 65, the elderly are often targeted by — and fall victim to — the scams
[ Read More ]Whenever someone is struggling with an addiction and ready for help, the cost of the necessary treatment is a significant factor. In recent years this has become easier under the Obamacare legislation, because treatment of mental health and substance abuse disorders is now considered the same as any other medical treatment. This kind of parity
[ Read More ]In our monthly New to Medicare webinars (find out about our Medicare webinars), we often get questions about Medicare’s coverage of cancer treatment. Many people have battled or know someone who has battled cancer. It’s only natural when talking about health insurance coverage to wonder how your new coverage will cover cancer. The great news
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