7 Popular Medicare Questions Asked During National Medicare Education Week

Medicare can seem like a daunting topic to cover. Last Monday, we hosted an online presentation during National Medicare Education Week to provide an overview of Medicare basics and give viewers the chance to ask questions. We received great questions and decided to share the answers with you. Here are the top seven Medicare questions asked during National Medicare Education Week 2018.

Help for Getting the Medicare Coverage You Need

As part of National Medicare Education Week, we asked leaders from organizations and companies in the health and aging fields about preparing for Medicare Annual Enrollment, which runs from Oct. 15 to Dec. 7. This is the time each year when you can change your coverage choices for the following year. Today we focus on getting the services you need while managing your costs.

For Family Caregivers, the Need for Medicare Know-How May Come Early

by John Schall, CEO, Caregiver Action Network

New to Medicare? Choosing Coverage for Next Year? Know These Key Dates.

When can you sign up for Medicare? When can you switch plans if your health needs have changed? Understanding Medicare’s enrollment periods helps you get the coverage you need when you need it!

Understanding the Four Basic Parts of Medicare

Part A, Part B, Part C – learning about Medicare can feel like looking into a bowl of alphabet soup. But to get the coverage that’s best for you, it’s important to know your choices. And that starts with understanding Medicare’s four basic parts.

Your Pharmacist is a Valuable Medicare Resource

It’s National Medicare Education Week: Get Ready for Medicare Annual Enrollment with These Online Resources

Medicare’s Annual Enrollment Period is almost here — the time (Oct. 15 to Dec. 7) when people can make changes to their Medicare coverage for the year ahead.

Get to Know Medicare during National Medicare Education Week

National Medicare Education Week (Sept. 15-21) is dedicated to helping people learn about Medicare. It has one goal — to help empower you to make informed Medicare decisions.

How Meditation Changes Your Brain for the Better

Scientists long believed that the human brain was finished with growth and development after twenty-five or thirty years of age. It seemed to be all downhill from there as the years took their toll. But it’s now thought that this decline may not be inevitable.

If You Have a Medicare Cost Plan, It Could Be Your Year to Shop

Fall is Medicare plan shopping season. The Annual Enrollment Period starts on October 15 and runs through December 7.