Although the official retirement age in the United States ranges from 66 to 67 years old, Medicare eligibility for seniors begins at 65. While most people choose to retire at 66, others decide to stay in work past their retirement age or take a few years off and return to work later. In fact, it […]
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Moving can be hectic, especially if you are relocating from one state to another. It is quite easy for the small details to get lost in the process and be forgotten. Don’t let your Medicare coverage be among the forgotten details. Depending on the type of Medicare coverage you have chosen and whether you are
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Since the coronavirus pandemic outbreak, people in different parts of the United States have been unable to leave their homes. In fact, a significant number of them are seniors who may still want to access essential medical care without attending a physical healthcare facility. Fortunately, Medicare has expanded to cover a wide range of telehealth
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More than a half-century since its creation, Medicare remains the most popular healthcare insurance program serving more than 60 million seniors and disabled Americans. However, “popular” doesn’t mean it is easy to navigate. In fact, Medicare rivals Social Security in complexity adding to the numerous challenges that senior citizens encounter when trying to ensure they
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