September 2021

Individual and group health coverage sold across the United States only allows new membership during the annual open enrollment period. This is meant to ensure that everyone purchases health insurance at the right time, even if they don’t want it for the moment. If enrollment is left open throughout the year, people would only purchase […]

If you are about to turn 65 and already receive Social Security benefits, you should keep in mind that you will be enrolled in Medicare automatically on your 65th birthday. However, if you don’t receive Social Security benefits, you must sign up for Medicare on your own. You will have a period of seven months

As a Medicare beneficiary, you must have realized that Medicare premiums, copays, and deductibles change every year. This change usually results in an adjustment to your preferred Medicare plan. That is why every Medicare beneficiary receives an Annual Notice of Change letter for every Medicare plan they are enrolled in. The letter is dispatched every

For many American seniors turning 65 years, Medicare offers a huge relief from the ever-rising healthcare costs and a new way of meeting their healthcare coverage requirements. More than one-third of all Medicare beneficiaries switched to Medicare Advantage plans in 2020. With these plans becoming increasingly popular, Medicare Advantage enrollment has more than doubled in