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It is important to know how the dates work when enrolling in Medicare to get the most out of it. Initial enrollment in Original Medicare, Part A or Part B, happens automatically if you are about to turn 65 and already getting Social Security or Railroad Retirement Benefits. If not, you will need to sign up for Medicare Part A and/or Part B during the Initial Open Enrollment.

If you have missed your Medicare Supplement initial enrollment period when you are first eligible for Medicare Part B, you might think, “I’m out of luck.” But that’s not always the case. There are a few options….

Medigap policies handle preexisting conditions in a few different ways. Enrolling in a Medigap plan during your initial enrollment period is your best bet to avoid the pitfalls of preexisting conditions. You are guaranteed to be approved regardless of your current health. This doesn’t mean you’re covered right away, though. Let us explain….

Aetna offers many Medicare Supplemental Medigap plans to help cover the gaps in coverage that Original Medicare leaves.

The 3 new Medicare Supplement (Medigap) plans in California that now cover vision and hearing aids call for a well-rounded comparison from Senior65.com.

Hello. I turn 65 this month and have enrolled in a Plan F attained-age policy. Plan F will no longer be available for those new to Medicare after 2020. I am wondering if I should switch to Plan G while I can, in the next few months.

Medicare’s 2019 Annual Election Period (also known as Open Enrollment) starts on October 15th and ends on Dec 7th.

In Connecticut and New York State, seniors are able to enroll in Medigap at anytime of the year. Each of these states handles it a little differently.

Medicare Advantage’s disenrollment period allows MA enrollees to leave their plan and switch back to Original Medicare. Sounds simple, but there are a few things you should be aware of before switching.

Medicare Supplement plans in California are federally standardized plans, but they have one significant option for Medicare beneficiaries that most states do not: The…