Will an Advantage Plan interfere with my VA care?
Question from Rob: I’m a Veteran who uses VA facilities for all my healthcare and have Original Medicare A and […]
Question from Rob: I’m a Veteran who uses VA facilities for all my healthcare and have Original Medicare A and […]
What are the most important considerations when choosing a Supplement as well as a Part D Prescription Drug Plan, and
What is most important to consider when choosing an Advantage Plan? Which plans and companies are the best? This is
Choosing the right Medicare Part D prescription drug plan isn’t just about finding the plan with the lowest monthly premium. Your specific prescriptions, dosages, pharmacy, deductibles, copays, and each plan’s formulary can make a major difference in what you actually pay.
In this step-by-step tutorial, Aaron Zolbrod of The Health Insurance Store shows you how to compare Medicare Part D plans and determine which option may provide the best overall value for your prescriptions.
Aaron also explains what to look for when one expensive prescription is driving up the cost of your entire Part D plan. In some situations, it may make sense to compare alternative ways of purchasing that medication—such as prescription discount programs, cash-pay options, manufacturer assistance programs, or other legitimate pharmacy options—while using Medicare Part D for your remaining medications
Medicare Advantage Plans may be a good fit for those seeking lower premiums and extra benefits, while Medicare Supplements (Medigap) can offer greater predictability, flexibility, and nationwide access to care. But health, budget, travel, and future insurability can dramatically change which is the better choice. Here’s what to consider before choosing for 2027.
Question: What are the differences between Medicare Supplements and Advantage Plans? This is Part 2 of my “Medicare Reset Series”
Medicare Reset: Part 1 Question: Can you please explain how Original Medicare Parts A and B work by themselves and
t’s very important to understand the difference between Part B and Part D prescription medications. It’s also very important to know how Medicare Supplements and Advantage Plans differ when it comes to covering Part B drugs.
Question from Mark: Last week you explained that those who are working and getting health insurance from their employer after
Planning to retire before age 65? Learn the pros and cons of COBRA vs. ACA (Obamacare) health insurance, how 2026 subsidy changes affect costs, and the best strategies to bridge the gap until Medicare while avoiding costly coverage mistakes.