It depends. For most people the answer is no. When you join Medicare at the age of 65 or possibly later on if you keep working, you have the ability to be a part of open enrollment. The open enrollment period gives you a set amount of time where you are able to get on […]

Turning 65 is a big deal, but the 3 months leading up to your 65th birthday are an even bigger deal. Signing up for Medicare is very specific on what you need to do and when you need to do it. You can’t sign up too early, and if you sign up too late you […]

Does Medicare cover long term care such as assisted living and nursing home? The answer is no. When reading through your Medicare policy, you might get confused by the terms, “skilled nursing care” or “100 days of coverage.” These terms may sound like nursing home coverage but they are actually rehabilitative coverages that covers acute […]

Both Medicare options offer advantages based on your budget and lifestyle There are advantages and disadvantages to choosing either Medicare Supplements that compliment your Medicare coverage, or choosing Medicare Advantage. The best option will depend on your personal preferences and situations. What are Medicare Supplements? Medicare supplements are designed to fill the gaps of Medicare. […]

There’s a few exceptions, but you can still sign up for Medicare Part A Many people are continuing to work after turning 65, which is the traditional retirement age and is the age of eligibility for Medicare. If you’re one of those people, there’s some important things to consider that can determine if you should […]