Approximately 2 million Americans on Medicare live in long term care facilities. Institutional Special Needs Plans (ISNPs) are designed to help provide comprehensive care while
Unfortunately, Medicare fraud is a daily reality for people all over the nation. It can have immediate impacts on fraud victims, and fraud even contributes
Beginning in January 2020, Medicare Supplement Plan F was no longer available as an option to individuals who were turning 65 and new to Medicare.
It may be the height of summer, but before you know it, you’ll be getting your Annual Notice of Change letter from your Medicare Insurance
Medicare beneficiaries are accustomed to having vaccines like seasonal flu, tetanus, and pneumonia covered by Medicare Part B. The assumption would be that the shingles vaccine
The Medicare and You Handbook are Now Available Electronically and Instantly! The “Medicare and You” handbook is still one of the primary resources we use
Healthcare and health insurance usually come with scams and false claims. And, unfortunately, a lot of senior citizens fall victim each year to Medicare scams.
When you can enroll in Medicare depends on how you become eligible. You can enroll in the seven months surrounding your 65th birthday or after
Many seniors will want to plan for the possibility of needing long-term care. Medicare does not cover long-term care, which means your Social Security payments
Medicare, the federal program for healthcare insurance, has multiple parts and you need to know how they work. Below we’ll teach you the parts, coverage,
