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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.

The basics of Medicare can be overwhelming, we’ve found some information to guide you. For instance, If you didn’t sign up for Medicare B in your initial enrollment you should…

Alright, so you’re eligible for Medicare, but have no clue what to do. No problem. We’ve got answers. Medicare can seem really confusing without the right guide. So we’ve listed what you need to save the most money with Medicare.

If you don’t have other credible prescription drug coverage through work or spouse, you will pay a 1 percent penalty for late enrollment for every month that you could have enrolled but chose not to.

Filing for Medicare is easier than it may seem. Medicare makes it very easy to fill out paperwork, find out if you’re eligible, and to be able to use your plan as soon as you are eligible. We have laid out what you need to know when filing for Medicare.

If you are over 65 you can still sign up for Medicare but their may be some penalties for some people who sign up too late. First off, what is Medicare’s initial enrollment period? It is a seven month period starting…

There are two ways to switch your Medicare Part D drug plan in 2014. If you are not happy with your current monthly costs, covered medications, and out-of-pocket costs you’ll want to consider these two options for changing your plan.

Coming from the group or individual market, most newly senior persons are used to drug coverage being part of the package. However, quickly seniors will learn that Original Medicare does not provide prescription coverage. Here are the things you need to know about Medicare Part D…

Many seniors are confused by the 100 plus page booklet sent out by Medicare on how to get coverage. Not only is that confusing but also what is covered. So we decided to make this simple.

Turning 65 means you are now eligible for Medicare. Figuring out Medicare can feel daunting, but it doesn’t need to be. Here is our simple Medicare Quick Guide to help you navigate this major change in your healthcare life.