When choosing a Medigap plan many people wonder if they are able to change their plan down the line. The answer is: it depends.

First and foremost: Medicare is not just for Seniors. Those under 65 with certain disabilities or end stage renal can qualify for Medicare and additional insurance.

Once you are enrolled in Original Medicare you have the right to choose a Medigap plan, but what happens if don’t sign up during open enrollment?

Did you know that Medigap offers special deals and discounts? Well, some plans do. Here are the ways to get in on the swag.

Almost 65 and looking into a Medicare Supplement policy, AKA Medigap? One of your first questions probably is which doctors can I see. Let us explain the Medigap network of doctors and healthcare facilities.

Once you turn 65 there is a lot senior health business to take care of. Making choices about a Medigap may seem overwhelming, but we are here to tell you that it is actually very easy to apply.

Medigap covers the gaps for seniors who are enrolled in Original Medicare. Seniors over 65 will find they will pay out of pocket for almost all Medicare medical services, whereas Medigap covers many of these…

If you are turning 65 and interested in Medigap, you’ll want to sign up at the right time.

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Medicare will start covering mental health at the same cost as other medical conditions beginning Jan 1, 2014. Although this may seem to be a huge victory for seniors 65 and over, there is still a disparity in care, as well as…