Traveling within the United States compared to another country can impact your Medicare coverage in different ways. Here are some things to expect when traveling in each category. Traveling within the U.S. Traveling within the U.S. includes not only all 50 states, but the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, Guam, American Samoa, Virgin Islands, and …
If you are a living organ donor or awaiting a transplant, you will need proper healthcare during the processes of before and after having surgery. Regardless if you are the donor or recipient, the procedures can be expensive. By being enrolled in Medicare, you have the opportunity to have some of the costs covered. Medicare …
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According to the World Health Organization, 15% of those older than 60 suffer from some sort of mental disorder with dementia and depression being the most common mental and neurological disorders. Speaking with your doctor about these issues or being treated is very important, but it can become expensive if you don’t have the right …
While both the High-Deductible plans offer lower premiums for higher deductibles, each plan comes with different benefits. One of the main differences between the two is that High-Deductible Plan F offers coverage for the Medicare Part B deductible, on top of its other benefits. However, it’s important to know that Medicare Supplement Plan F and …
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Telehealth is used to provide services such as office visits, consultations, and other medical services that are done by using a telecommunications system. By using this system, it allows the physician to monitor and evaluate the patient remotely. Certain telehealth services can be covered by Medicare Part B. Telehealth technology An example of telehealth technology …
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Once you turn 65, you become eligible to apply for Medicare. Other factors also come into play for what makes you eligible, such as those who are under the age of 65 and have disabilities, or anyone who has received Social Security benefits for two years and is approved. But, just because you are eligible, …
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Medicare Advantage Plans, also known as Medicare Part C, can fulfill the basic coverage that is offered by Original Medicare, but with additional benefits. Depending on the area you’re in, you might be able to enroll in one of the different types of Medicare Advantage plans, which includes HMO Plans, PPO Plans, PFFS Plans, SNP …
Each year, healthcare frauds cost the U.S. billions of dollars and puts the wellbeing of the victims at risk by gaining access to their private information. Under the False Claims Act, it’s illegal for anyone or organization to make false records or file false claims for any healthcare program. Each false claim that’s filed with …
According to a recent study, 70% of those who are 65 and older will eventually need some sort of long-term care during their lifetime. So, what does this mean for Medicare beneficiaries? While Medicare does help cover certain medical costs, it’s best to not rely on Medicare to help cover long-term care costs. Before jumping …
Depending on which plan you choose, out-of-pocket costs and coverage from Medicare can vary. Original Medicare Parts A and B, Medicare Advantage Plans, and Medicare Part D prescription drug coverage can all come with monthly premiums, deductibles, coinsurance, and copayments that may or may not be covered. Here’s a list of what might be an …
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