You’re Signed Up for Medicare—But That Doesn’t Mean You’re Covered Completely
Key Takeaways
You’re enrolled in Medicare in 2025, but Original Medicare (Parts A and B) leaves significant gaps th…
Before You Get Lost in the Details, Here’s What Medicare Is Actually Designed to Do
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Medicare is structured to provide essential health coverage as you age, but it’s not designed to cover everything.Understanding its core purpose helps you make better decisions when…
You Might Be Getting Hit with the IRMAA Surcharge—Without Realizing Why
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The Income-Related Monthly Adjustment Amount (IRMAA) in 2025 affects your Medicare Part B and Par…
Why Medicare Advantage vs Supplement Plans Is Really About Lifestyle Choices, Not Just Healthcare Costs
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Your choice between Medicare Advantage and Medicare Supplement plans should reflect …
Even If You’re on a Fixed Income, Medicare May Help You Access Professional Mental Health Support
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If you’re living on a fixed income, Medicare in 2025 may still cover a wide range of mental health services, including therapy, psychiatric care, and medications.Understanding…
Medicare Advantage or Medigap in 2025? Here’s How to Choose the Plan That Actually Works for Your Health and Budget
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Medicare Advantage and Medigap serve different needs: Medicare Advantage combines services into one plan, while Medigap supplements Original Medicare by covering
The Medicare Part D Changes Coming in 2025—And Why Your Prescription Costs Could Plummet
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In 2025, Medicare Part D will introduce a $2,000 annual out-of-pocket cap for prescription drug costs, making medications more…
Prescription Coverage Under Medicare Part D: What You’re Not Being Told
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Understanding Medicare Part D’s coverage limits and formulary tiers is crucial to avoid unexpected prescription costs.
How the Affordable Care Act Has Improved Medicare Preventive Services
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The Affordable Care Act (ACA) significantly enhanced Medicare’s preventive services, making essential screenings and …
