Medicare Part A

Part A – covers inpatient hospital care, skilled nursing and hospice care.

Medicare Part B

Part B – covers physicians services, outpatient, labs and has a premium.

Medicare Part C

Part A, B, and often times D are combined together – and called Part C.

Medicare Part D

Part D – is for prescription drugs, as a stand-alone plan or included in Part C.

Key Questions

Things to consider, before you sign-up for any Medicare Advantage plan.

Coverage Assessment

Your coverage porfolio begins with an assessment to help identify gaps in coverage.

Medicare Eligibility

Persons over age 65 or under the age 65 with a disability and a legal citizen.

When to Enroll

Initial enrollment, Annual enrollment, Open enrollment and Special enrollments.

Who pays First

Whether a group plan or medicare pays first – depends on the number of employees.

Late Enroll Penalty

Prescription Plan is optional, but there’s a penalty, even if not taking medications.

Summary of How Medicare Works

Original Medicare is basically a 80/20 plan with deductibles, and Supplements helps to pay your 20%.

Medicare Savings Program

Medicare Saving Program. Financial Assistance Program for people covered by Medicare.