Part A
What Does Part A and Part B Mean, and Do I Need Them?
Medicare Part A and Part B are two different types of coverage. You’ll have to decide for yourself what best suites your health needs. Medicare Part A covers inpatient care in hospitals, skilled nursing facility care, hospice care and home health care. Medicare Part B helps cover services from doctors and other health care providers,…
Do I Automatically Get Medicare When I Turn 65?
Soon you will turn 65 and now you want to know if you automatically get Medicare. Whether or not you have to register for Medicare on your own depends on whether you currently get federal retirement benefits like social security or railroad retirement benefits. If you are already receiving federal retirement benefits, for at least…
What Are The Benefits to Having Medicare?
Have you heard about the benefits of having Medicare? Did you know it is the single largest insurance program in the US proving hospital insurance and medical insurance…..often referred to part A and part B Medicare. One benefit of having Medicare is the wide variety of coverage from inpatient hospital stays to outpatient surgeries to…
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Jim Rooney is the owner of Advanced Insurance Concepts. He built Advanced Insurance Concepts to allow him to serve his clients to the best of his ability and to find the best possible solution for their health, live and accident insurance needs. There are over 25 insurance companies; plus, all of the Medicare Advantage providers…
What Are The 4 Types of Medicare?
If you are just entering the world of Medicare, you need to know where to start. First, you need to understand what the four types of Medicare are. Once you understand each type, you’ll be able to decide which is the best coverage for you. The first type is called Medicare Part A. This typically…
What Does Medicare Cost?
We get this question a lot. What does Medicare cost? And it depends on which option you choose, your medical needs or whether you qualify for financial assistance, etc… It’s difficult to put a cost on Medicare because of how the program works. There are four parts to Medicare A, B, C and D. Plus,…
What is Medicare Part A?
What does Medicare Part A cover? When you think of retirement, you begin thinking about retirement funds and healthcare. When you are older than 65, when you think of healthcare, you think of Medicare. But do you really now what it’s used for? Who pays for it? When are you eligible? These are all questions…
What Does Medicare Cover?
Medicare is an insurance program dispensed by the federal government for people who are 65 and above. It covers the healthcare insurance needs of people with permanent kidney failure. Components of Medicare include Medicare Part A, Medicare Part B, Medicare Part C, Medicare Part D, and Medicare Supplement Plans. Each component handles aspects of a…
Can I Get Medicare Part A For Free?
Yes! You will receive premium-free Medicare Part A if: You receive retirement benefits from Social Security or the Railroad Retirement Board. You are eligible to receive Social Security or RRB benefits but haven’t filed for them yet. You or your partner have Medicare-enabled government employment. You may also qualify for premium-free Medicare Part A if…
Are You Automatically Enrolled In Medicare When You Turn 65?
Many individuals who are turning 65 will be enrolled automatically in both Medicare Part A and Part B (Original Medicare). If you’re receiving Social Security, the Social Security Administration will automatically enroll you at age 65. Medicare is controlled by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, but Social Security oversees enrollment. Social Security will…
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