Phase 1 – More than 90 days from needing Medicare
Medicare is still a ways out, and if you’re the type that likes to start preparing early, we’d recommend you start here.
VIDEOS TO HELP YOU ON YOUR MEDICARE JOURNEY
Medicare is still a ways out, and if you’re the type that likes to start preparing early, we’d recommend you start here.
Medicare is around the corner. You can now start to get serious about this decision. Here are the timelines, penalties, and guidance around whether or not you should take Medicare at this time.
We’re here. It is time to sign up for Medicare. There are online accounts, forms, complicated processes, and different plans to navigate. But don’t worry – we’ll help you through it.
Life on Medicare can be a good thing. Remember to keep track of a few of these things each year as you enjoy and use your Medicare benefits.
One of the biggest misperceptions around senior healthcare coverage is that Medicare will help you with Long Term Care costs. Medicare does not touch Long
Question #1: When I need care, WHERE will I receive it? There are only two answers to this question. The first answer is in the
Question #3: When I need Long Term Care, HOW MUCH will it cost? The easy, opt-out answer is, “well, it depends.” It depends on how
Question #4: When I need Long Term Care, WHO pays for it? This may be the most important of the four questions in this series.
Medicare & Social Security are complex, but you don’t have to deal with them by yourself. We’re here to do all the heavy lifting for you.
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