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Understanding the Different Medicare Enrollment Periods
When enrolling in Medicare coverage, understanding the different Medicare enrollment periods can be confusing. There are so many different dates to remember and getting them mixed up can cause consequences. Avoid missing important enrollment deadlines that can result...

Medicare Annual Enrollment Period (AEP)
Medicare Annual Enrollment Period (previously referred to as Open Enrollment) runs each year from October 15th through December 7th. Find out what changes you can make to your Medicare plan coverage during the Medicare Annual Enrollment Period.

Medicare Vs. Medicaid: What’s the Difference?
Find out about the differences between Medicare and Medicaid including eligibility, costs, and coverage.

How to Choose a Medicare Advantage Plan That’s Right For You
With so many options, it can get confusing to choose a Medicare plan that’s right for your needs. Find out how to choose a Medicare Advantage plan to get the peace of mind you’re looking for!

Pros and Cons of Medicare Advantage (And Why Some Believe They’re Bad)
Ever heard that Medicare Advantage plans are bad? Find out for yourself. Get a breakdown of the pros and cons of MA plans here.

Medicare Advantage Vs. Medigap: What’s the Difference?
When Original Medicare doesn’t cut it you may need a supplemental insurance plan. Find out the differences between Medicare Advantage Vs. Medigap plan.

Does Medicare Cover Pre-Existing Conditions?
If you’re Medicare-eligible with a preexisting condition, you may be wondering how it will affect your coverage. Find out how Medicare works with preexisting conditions.

Medicare and Employer Coverage – Which is Right For You?
Older adults now more than ever are working past the age of 65. Typically, Medicare-eligible individuals at this age can be left wondering what to do between Medicare and employer coverage. Is it worth it to keep your employer-sponsored health insurance? Or is...

Why The Lowest Cost Health Plan May Not Be The Best Choice
Enrolling in a health plan because it’s the cheapest option may end up costing you in the long run with unexpected out-of-pocket expenses. Find out why.

What is a Medicare Savings Account?
A Medicare Savings Account allows beneficiaries the freedom to choose how to spend their health care dollars. Find out the advantages and disadvantages.