Medicare Blog
Preparing to turn 65
If you’re nearing the age of 65, it’s time to start thinking seriously about Medicare. Making a plan early could save you a lot of trouble later on. As your initial enrollment period approaches it’s important to know if you will be enrolled automatically into Medicare, or if you need to enroll yourself.
The 2021 Medicare & You Handbook Is Here – See What’s New
By: Western Asset Protection The National Medicare & You 2021 handbook has arrived, and it’s full of important information for the coming year. Here’s a look at some of the new highlights. More Options for People with ESRD Starting in plan year 2021, beneficiaries...
Don’t forget your flu shot this year
With COVID causing so many health concerns this year it’s more important than ever before to get your flu shot. Medicare covers one flu shot per year. You pay nothing out of pocket when you get a flu shot from a doctor, pharmacy or other health care provider.
September is Life Insurance Awareness Month
The events of this year have caught everyone off guard. Many realized they aren’t prepared for an emergency. During Life Insurance Awareness Month in September, it’s a good time to make a plan for the worst case scenario.
When should I consider Long Term Care Insurance?
Do you have a plan for who will take care of you as you age? Are you aware of all the costs involved? Waiting too late may cause sticker shock for some. This is why it’s so important to consider Long Term Care Insurance early on. Long Term Care Insurance covers things...
Turning 65? Here’s what you need to know about Medicare
When it comes to choosing the best Medicare plan for you for the first time, it’s important to plan ahead. An individual turning 65 can begin enrolling in Medicare three months before their birthday. This is known as an Initial Enrollment Period and it includes your...