In the dynamic landscape of healthcare reform, the notion of universal coverage has been a subject of ongoing debate and contemplation. As someone deeply invested in the cause of accessible healthcare for all, the fervent advocacy for “Medicare for All” in the United States has piqued my interest. Putting aside
Home Health Care Industry Impacting Solvency of Medicare By January 1, 2023, Medicare Advantage had reached 52% of Medicare eligibles. This program has become an overwhelming success. Like anything new and revolutionary, there have been bumps in the road, but the popularity of this program in insurance carriers (also known
The confusion continues in the Medicare world. Consumers at a rate of over 10,000 a day agent into Medicare and are bewildered at the options they face. In this article I aim to clear some mud related to some pieces of advice that are given out by people who might
With all the inflation we’ve experienced recently, we’ve seen many of our clients get an increase in their Medicare plans. We often see this during Medicare’s Annual Election Period (AEP) for Medicare Part D and Medicare Advantage plans. But, if you’re enrolled in a Medigap plan, you can see an
There are certainly points that people on all sides have, but unfortunately, they’re often painting the pictures they want to paint to benefit their business, party or agenda. This has been by far the worst year of fear-mongering from political leaders and journalists when it comes to Medicare. From scare
New year FAQs for Medicare Beneficiaries Where is my new insurance card? Whether you made a plan change or not you may be looking for a new card in the mail. If you did make a plan change you certainly need to ensure you have that new card as soon
