Medicare Benefits: 5 Things To Do Before the End of the Year
Quite a few Medicare benefits could change at the beginning of each calendar year, so it makes sense to take advantage of these benefits before they change. Increasing the amount of affordable health care services you can receive in a calendar year is linked to…
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Is It Safe to Cruise Now? Your Questions About Boarding a Cruise Ship Post-Pandemic Answered
fter headlines were made by COVID-19 outbreaks onboard cruises at the start of the pandemic, the cruise industry has been reeling. Now in the spring of 2021, with vaccination rates steadily increasing, many are wondering, “Is it safe to cruise now?” “When will cruises open back up?”
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Mother’s Day 2021: Celebrating A Vision of Empowered Motherhood
Happy Mother’s Day to all the mothers and guardians out there doing the important work of nurturing, caring for and guiding children. We hope you feel appreciated and valued on this special day.
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What Medicare Covers for COVID-19: A Guide to the Types of Coverage Medicare Enrollees Can Access
When it comes to what Medicare covers for COVID-19, it can be helpful to see all your options laid out. Original Medicare is designed to cover basic aspects of care in hospitals and clinics, which means if you get sick with COVID-19 and have to go to the hospital it will be covered the same way as any other visit.
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Medicare Travel Coverage: What Are Your Options For Starting to Travel Again?
Travel, both domestic and international, is high on the list for many people of activities they’d love to return to soon. When it comes to Medicare travel coverage options, individual Medicare plans may or may not cover your new adventures this 2021.
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Virtual Appointments: Medicare Frequently Asked Questions
Medicare covers many types of virtual appointments and telehealth services under Medicare Part B. Many types of services are available virtually. You must directly ask your physician about virtual check-ins to set these up.
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MediGap Enrollment: How Do I Enroll in MediGap?
The best time to enroll in MediGap — especially for people with pre-existing health conditions — is during the open enrollment period that begins six months after the date that Medicare Part B becomes effective if you are 65 years old. After this period ends, there is no guarantee you will be eligible for a MediGap plan. Many people, however, can still qualify.
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Medicare for Cancer: 5 Types of Preventative Care Medicare Covers for Cancer
Prevention and screening for cancer is one major aspect of healthcare most people want to have figured out ahead of time, and if you have a Medicare plan you probably want to take advantage of these benefits.
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Telehealth, Office Visits, Video, and More: What is the Best Way to Connect With Your Healthcare Provider?
Overall, an estimated 41%–42% of U.S. adults reported having delayed or avoided seeking care during the pandemic because of concerns about COVID-19, including 12% who reported having avoided seeking urgent or emergency care. Not surprisingly telehealth options are exploding in popularity.
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Special Enrollment Period: What Is It, and Do You Qualify?
A Special Enrollment Period (SEP) refers to a period of time where it is possible to sign up for a Medicare plan outside of the initial enrollment period or yearly Open Enrollment Period.
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