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In the event that you missed your Initial Enrollment Period (IEP) and need to enroll in Medicare, don’t despair. You can still enroll during Special Enrollment Period (SEP) or the General Enrollment Period.

Most people are automatically enrolled in Medicare at 65, but should you delay? Maybe. Honestly, it depends on your situation. 1) You don’t have to automatically enroll in Medicare..

Here are your deadlines if you have decided that a Medigap policy is the right insurance for you.

Once you are Medicare-eligible, or just about to be, there are some tips on how to be a savvy Medicare consumer. 1) Understand the different parts of Medicare, 2) Learn the difference between…

Here are 6 things you’ll want to know about Original Medicare so that can save money and time.1) Medicare is not free, 2) Original Medicare is not…

A Medicare Special Needs Plan (SNP) is a Medicare Advantage plan created for individuals with specific needs in order to provide coordinated care. These plans have certain qualifications, expand and specialize coverage, and differ from traditional Medicare Advantage plans.

When getting Medicare there are a few things every senior should know about their Medicare policy. As there are many facets of Medicare, we wanted to point out 4 of your rights that are important to you.

Most people know that you get Medicare at 65, but when do you sign up? It’s a great question, and we have an answer. You should sign up three months prior to…

SS Medicare sounds like a naval ship out at sea, but what we’re talking about is Social Security and Medicare. These two work together in ways that you might not be familiar with.

So you’re new to Medicare and don’t really know what to do. Things are very different from individual or group insurance, so we’ve made a list of what you need to do once you are eligible.