You may be asking yourself “What Medicare advantage plans are in Nevada?” This questions may come up if you have experienced one of the following: You are turning 65 and are new to Medicare You recently moved to the area… Read More
Original Medicare parts A and B are not free. When you work in the US, there is a deduction in your paychecks for Medicare taxes. Unfortunately, that doesn’t make Medicare free once you turn 65. The truth is, they… Read More
The Annual Enrollment Period starts on October 15th and ends on December 7th for coverage starting January 1st. Most consumers wait for this time period to review their options with Medicare. Did you know people enrolling in Medicare Nevada plans… Read More
COBRA, which stands for the Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act, was passed into law in 1985. COBRA allows consumers to continue their enrollment in employer health insurance after becoming ineligible for coverage. Most individuals qualify for COBRA coverage for 18… Read More
Many of our health insurance Nevada members ask about the earliest dates they can sign up for the Medicare Nevada Part D. This is Medicare’s prescription drug benefit. When this benefit takes effect depends on when someone signs up before, during,… Read More
Medicare Advantage Nevada plans are a great way to go for people who are looking for a low monthly premium and excellent coverage. Medicare Advantage plans do have a downside though. In this video, I would like to explain… Read More
For individuals over 65, moving states can be a difficult process. With regard to health insurance, it can be nearly impossible. Enrolling in Medicare Nevada creates its own problems. Many Medicare plans allow you to move states, but others don’t. And… Read More
Medicare Supplement vs. Medicare Advantage Once you are enrolled in Medicare Part A & Part B, you have choices of additional coverage. These reduce your portion of Medicare’s Cost Sharing. Cost Sharing is how much it costs you to use… Read More
The rules for when you should start Medicare Part B enrollment can be very complicated and literally depend on your circumstances. I’ve seen numerous articles that say 10,000 baby boomers are turning 65 everyday. I’ve also seen that about 50% of… Read More
