Herb, because he was turning 65, had his mailbox is crammed full of mail from insurance companies every week pushing their Medicare plans. With all this information, who can possibly get a grip on it? Even at 64 and 6 months, Herb has a lot to do. Spending time with
Fall is finally here. The time of year that brings to mind thoughts of pumpkins, apple cider, Halloween, and making changes to your Medicare plan. Maybe that’s a stretch, but if you’re 65 or older and on Medicare, you’ll want to be aware of the upcoming Medicare Annual Enrollment Period
Medicare open enrollment is also called the Medicare Annual Election Period. Medicare open enrollment is October 15th through December 7th. During this time, you can make changes to your Medicare Plan. Medicare plans are your primary Medicare Plan like Traditional Medicare or Medicare Advantage or Part D prescription coverage. Medigap
According to The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation, as of 2014 there were 49,435,610 people enrolled in the Medicare program. Forbes magazine reports that about 10,000 people are enrolling in Medicare every day. If the trend continues, there will be 80,000 people enrolled by 2035. Most Medicare enrollees admit that
