Author: Kaitlynn Glendinning

Learn about the different resources available to help Medicare beneficiaries with healthcare expenses including government assistance and discount programs.

Medicare and Medicaid are two insurance programs providing healthcare to the American public. Below is how they can differ in who and what each covers.

Many people continue working past 65 and will stay on their employer-based insurance. Once it’s time to transition to Medicare, there are a few things to keep in mind. See our breakdown below!

Enrolling in Medicare Part A and B is important, below is our step-by-step process to help guide you through it!

If you don’t receive Social Security benefits, there are other ways to pay your Medicare Part B premium including automatic deduction, direct payment, and more. Learn how in our blog!

Find out the 2024 eligibility limits to qualify for Extra Help. Medicare’s Extra Help program, also known as LIS, can help low-income Medicare beneficiaries with their out-of-pocket prescription drug costs.

As a non-citizen living in the U.S., you may still qualify for Medicare if you meet certain requirements including the residency rule. Find out how below.

The Medicare Annual Enrollment Period (AEP) is right around the corner! This is an important time to start thinking about your current Medicare coverage and what your healthcare needs will […]

If you recently started a job that offers employer health coverage, but you already have Medicare, you might hesitate to even consider the employer health plan. But did you know […]

The new Medicare reforms are having a big impact on plan changes for the new year. As with any year, plans can and likely do change in one way or […]

Medicare is a valuable resource that provides health insurance coverage to millions of Americans. For individuals with chronic conditions, Medicare offers additional support through Chronic Special Needs Plans (CSNPs). These […]

When you first become eligible for Medicare and apply for Part A and B, it is a possibility that there may be delays with CMS processing your application. In some […]