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Explore tailored Medicare plans that fit your health needs and budget with personalized support, educational workshops, comprehensive resources, and ongoing advocacy at Medicare School.
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Explore tailored Medicare plans, workshops, and ongoing personalized support designed for you.
Personalized Medicare Plan Consultation
Explore personalized Medicare planning through one-on-one consultations to tailor a health plan that fits your specific needs and budget.
Educational Medicare Workshops
Attend educational workshops to learn all about Medicare's structures, updates, and how to optimize your benefits. Ideal for newcomers or current enrollees seeking deeper understanding.
Medicare Plan Comparison Tools
Access digital tools for easy comparison of various Medicare plans, analyzing cost, coverage, and provider options to make informed choices tailored to your needs.
Continuous Support Services
Continuous Support and Advocacy: We offer ongoing assistance with claims, disputes, and understanding benefits to adapt as your healthcare needs change.
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FAQs
Answers to Your Top Medicare Questions, Simplified
What exactly does Medicare cover?
Medicare covers hospital insurance (Part A), medical insurance (Part B), Medicare Advantage Plans (Part C), and prescription drug coverage (Part D). Coverage details can vary based on the plan you choose.
Can I still see my current doctor under Medicare?
That depends on the type of Medicare plan you choose. If your doctor is considered in-network for Medicare or if you opt for a plan that provides out-of-network coverage, you can continue seeing your current doctor.
When am I eligible to enroll in Medicare?
Most people are eligible for Medicare when they turn 65, but there are exceptions for specific disabilities
How does Medicare differ from Medicaid?
Medicare is for those 65+ regardless of income, while Medicaid is for eligible low-income individuals.
How can I switch from one Medicare plan to another?
You can switch plans during the Annual Election Period from October 15 to December 7 each year.
What are Medicare Supplements, and do I need one?
Medicare Supplements, or Medigap policies, cover costs not included in original Medicare like copayments and deductibles. Whether you need one depends on your specific health and financial situation.
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