Do I have to take Medicare at 65? Do you have to take Medicare at age 65? The short answer to this is actually “no”, you’re not required to take Medicare at 65. This also applies if you’re eligible for Medicare before age 65 due to other reasons such as being on disability for at… Read More
Medicare Costs in 2025
Medicare Costs in 2025 Medicare has officially announced the costs for 2025, and I’ve got all the details you need to stay informed. Whether you’re already on Medicare or preparing to enroll soon, stick around because this year brings some important updates you won’t want to miss! Let’s dive right in! Each year, Medicare adjusts… Read More
Is Medicare Free At Age 65?
Is Medicare Free At Age 65? Most people approaching retirment raise this question – Is Medicare free at 65? Let’s clarify something important. While Medicare does provide essential healthcare coverage, it’s not entirely free. However, not everyone has to pay for Medicare. If you’re retired and on a low fixed income, every dollar counts so… Read More
What Does Medicare Part A Cover?
What Does Medicare Part A Cover? Let’s clarify what Medicare Part A is. Part A Medicare is hospital insurance provided by the federal government to people who are 65 years old, people with certain disabilities, and people with end-stage renal disease. Who Is Eligible For Medicare Part A Part A is funded by payroll taxes… Read More
10 Things Medicare Does Not Cover
10 Things Medicare Does Not Cover We’re going to discuss 10 things that Original Medicare does NOT cover. It’s important to be aware of these gaps in coverage to ensure you’re fully prepared for any potential healthcare costs. 1) Long Term Care Original Medicare does not cover long-term care services. Long term care includes custodial… Read More
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