What to Know Before Your Medicare Supplement Rate Increases
Medicare Supplements, unlike Medicare Advantage Plans, can be changed all year round. YOU DO NOT NEED TO WAIT UNTIL THE […]
My mother’s arthristis medication is not covered by her Advantage Plan, how do we get it approved?
When a prescription isn’t covered, it’s not always the end of the road. Behind the scenes, there are processes and protections that can change the outcome—if you know where to look.
If Supplement coverage is the same, why are premiums so much different from one company to the next?
Behind-the-scenes factors—not the coverage itself—are what truly drive Medicare Supplement pricing… and they can quietly lead to premium increases down the road.
What happens to your Medicare Supplement’s coverage and premiums if you move to another state?
A move from New York to Pennsylvania raised questions about how state insurance laws might affect an AARP Medicare Supplement plan. The answer highlights a little-known rule that could significantly lower premiums after relocating.
Should I opt out of Plan B if I have VA coverage?
Do Veterans who use VA healthcare still need Medicare Part B? Before you decide to opt out, there are a few important things you should know.
Why are Supplement companies allowed to deny people policies for having pre-existing medical conditions?
Question from John: Why are Supplement companies allowed to deny people policies for having pre-existing medical conditions? My wife has
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Truth: Medicare Part B provides coverage for vitamin D testing when it is deemed medically necessary by a physician. This
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Almost all health insurance has “cost sharing”, the portion of the bills for medical services and prescription drugs, as the
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Aaron’s Advice
Almost every day we hear from seniors who have been moved from their well selected Advantage Plan to an inferior
Why do you advise people to move from Supplement Plan G to Plan N that when Plan N doesn’t cover Part B Excess charges?
Are you paying hundreds more each year for Medicare Supplement Plan G because of the fear of Excess Charges? That concern made sense decades ago—but today it’s largely an outdated benefit that most Medicare beneficiaries will never use.