When the familiar scaffolds of retirement — Social Security and Medicare — start to wobble, you’re left staring into a future that demands reinvention. Maybe it’s not collapse that’s coming, but erosion: the benefits shrink, eligibility tightens, and the systems quietly stop working the way they once did. And so, the modern adult, whether 38 […]
Category Archives: Medicare
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Apr
Apr
OurSeniors are likely to intersect with Medicare frequently. In many cases, a senior’s first ever interaction with Medicare may be the most important; it will have lasting effects. Unfortunately, many younger seniors are not well prepared for this introduction. They have given little thought to their Medicare options and do not understand how early choices […]
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Jan
Jan
January of 2024 will bring changes to both Social Security and Medicare. Each year, important adjustments are made to these programs. OurSeniors.Net strives to keep seniors up to date as the Social Security Administration and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) make them available. Here is a quick summary of 2024’s most important […]
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Oct
Oct
OurSeniors Radio Show for October 28, 2023 is finally here! Today’s show is about: Topic: Medicare Open Enrollment Speakers: Hosted by Julian G. Cantillo, with special guests, ASB Financial Cynthia Batton & Pamela Rehner Check it out now at OurSeniors.net/radio
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Oct
Oct
OurSeniors Radio show for this October 28, 2023 consist of: Topic: Medicare Open Enrollment Speakers: Hosted by Julian G. Cantillo, Special guests, ASB Financial – Cynthia Batton & Pamela Rehner Don’t miss your chance, tune in here: https://ourseniors.net/radio/
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Oct
Oct
How long has it been since you thought about your Medicare insurance? We are talking about the supplemental coverage you have through companies like Humana, United Health, or Blue Cross. If you have not done this in the past, now is a good time to start. Soon, your mailbox and TV screen will be filled […]
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Jul
Jul
In the U.S. debt is a big problem…medical debt being one of the primary areas for concern. Across the U.S. alone, people are expected to have about $195 billion in medical debt. This doesn’t even account for debt in other areas such as credit cards, student loans, car payments, and mortgages. 3 million people exactly, […]
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Feb
Feb
A Look at the Future of Two Programs The two most important programs that affect the health and well-being of older Americans are Medicare and Social Security. According to a 2021 analysis conducted by KFF, 94% of people 65 and older on medicare report to be very satisfied or just satisfied with the quality of […]
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Dec
Dec
Medicare’s Enrollment Periods Unlike the health insurance you may have had before turning 65, Medicare has multiple “enrollment periods.” Each of these windows is designed for people in a specific situation. You may be new to Medicare, changing residences or trying out an Advantage plan to see how you like it. There is likely to […]
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Nov
Nov
Medicare has opened its Open Enrollment Period and will take place through December 7. Every year at this time, it is wise to reevaluate your Medicare coverage, making certain that it still suits your needs. Those needs can change, and insurance coverage should change with them. Many seniors reach Medicare age having few health problems, taking […]
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Feb
Feb
| Written by Dan Mangus | Trying to decide the best coverage option to complement Medicare can be difficult. Medicare can be delivered to you in two primary forms. One is Medicare Part C, also known as Medicare Advantage. Medicare Advantage plans are offered by Medicare-approved private companies that must follow the rules set by […]
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Oct
Oct
If you are a Medicare patient, you have undoubtedly noticed a recent torrent of ads from Medicare insurance providers. This is an annual event, coinciding with Medicare’s Open Enrollment Period, which runs from October 15 to December 7 of each year. During this period, seniors can easily sign up for a new plan, switch plans […]
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