This is one of the hardest decisions someone turning 65 or retiring past that age must face regarding their health insurance. If you’re much younger, you might not relate, however you may have family members, friends, patients or customers who need to get Medicare who don’t know how to answer that question. Let’s break this […]
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The best place to enroll in Medicare is through Hitcho Insurance Agency. You can call them at 610-694-9435 or visit their website at http://hitchoinsurance.com/. Hitcho Insurance Agency is a licensed Medicare insurance brokerage that can help you compare Medicare Advantage plans and Medicare Part D plans from a variety of insurance companies. They can also
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Automatic enrollment means that no work on your part is required to sign up. Your Medicare card will be sent to you in the mail. This will arrive three months before your 65th birthday. Automatically Enrolled If you have been receiving retirement benefits from the Railroad Board or Social Security four months before you reach
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If you reach 65 and still have health coverage, will you need to sign up for Medicare? Many people have these same questions, and Medicare’s many enrollment periods are there to accommodate all cases. The important thing is to enroll on time, or you will face a late-enrollment penalty applied to your monthly premiums. Special
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Medicare has different enrollment periods, each having a specific purpose based on when you are enrolling. Depending on your current circumstances, one or more of these enrollment periods could be beneficial to you and save you from late-enrollment penalties. Initial Enrollment period The first time you are allowed to enroll in Medicare is known as
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