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Medicare Supplemental plans can be confusing. Anthem Blue Cross of California Medigap Plan might be the right supplement plan for you because it…

With so many different plans, carriers, deductibles and what not, picking the wrong plan happens. A lot. Check out your options.

Medicare Deadline Calculator Find your Medicare deadlines and avoid penalties Enter your date of birth: Month: Day: Year: I plan on delaying Medicare Part B because of work coverage: Yes No Expected Part B Month: ———- JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember Year: —— We will use the first available Medicare Part B start date based on your birthday. Enter […]

Remembering every deadline for Medicare Part A and B, Medigap (Medicare Supplement), Medicare Advantage and Drugs is just too difficult. That’s why we at Senior65.com have come with this cheatsheet that will help you easily find the deadline you’re looking for. We have broken up the deadlines into two parts: Initial Enrollment (when you are first eligible) and Special Enrollment (when you are allowed to enroll AFTER initial enrollment because of special circumstances such as existing coverage from work).

As a Medicare-eligible Veteran, you have some options when it comes to healthcare. We know this transition to Medicare can be confusing so we have listed a few things that all Vets should know…

Did you know that Medicare Supplement rates can increase up to twice a year? Learn how to navigate these changes and find the best options for your health needs.

If you’re wondering what the Medicare Changes for 2026 actually mean for your benefits, coverage, and prescription costs, we’ve got you covered. Here’s a simple look at what’s new—and how it could impact your healthcare budget.

Medicare Part D 2025 is getting a makeover! If you’re enrolled in this program, you’ll want to know about the big changes coming.

Notification of Medicare Legislative Change 2025 Recent changes to Medicare Part D, due to the Inflation Reduction Act, will introduce a $2,000 out-of-pocket cap starting in 2025. This raises the bar for what Medicare considers “creditable coverage under Part D.” Why is this Legislative Change Important? Medicare-eligible clients who have waived Medicare Part D because […]

Original Medicare expenses include monthly premiums for Part A (hospital) and Part B (doctor), along with deductibles, copays, coinsurance, and potential excess charges for medical services.