How To Appeal a Medicare Part B Premium Penalty For High Income

This page is for informational purposes only. Please consult the Social Security Administration for help completing this form or for answers to your questions. We cannot assist you with IRMAA questions or concerns. If you are a Medicare beneficiary that had a high income within the last couple of years, you may be penalized with

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Medicare Enrollment – Legislation Looks to Address Confusion

For many years, it was easy to know when retirement, Social Security, and Medicare were going to be a reality in our lives. Age 65 was the defining marker for all of those, including Medicare enrollment. That one birthday used to mean that retirement (and hopefully a pension), better healthcare options through Medicare, and the

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Senior Medicare Patrol Helps to Stop Medicare Fraud

The Senior Medicare Patrol (SMP) consists of volunteers who donate their time and energy to teach others about fraud in Medicare and Medicaid. These volunteers are well-versed on how to detect, prevent, and report fraud. The Senior Medicare Patrol believes that this will help to protect our citizens’ health and health benefits, as well as

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Prescription Drug Coverage With Medicare Supplements

How to Enroll in Medicare Part D Drug Plan | ExpertMedicare.comWatch this video on YouTube Medicare Supplement (Medigap) insurance policies do not provide prescription drug coverage. If you have a Medicare Supplement plan, you can still get drug coverage through a separate prescription drug plan through companies that offer drug plans such as Silverscript or Humana.

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Medicare Advantage or Medicare Supplement? The Pros and Cons

  There is a lot of information on the internet about Medicare Advantage and Medicare Supplement plans. That typically means there is some misinformation, too. I follow a lot of news sources on Medicare and read articles on the web. While gathering information for this article, the first two articles I ran across had glaring

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