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The Most Accessible Medicare Resource You May be Overlooking
Posted by Medicare Made ClearTop Tips on Medicare Explained by People Who Live It Every Day
Most of us could use a little guidance when learning about Medicare and our coverage options. This is especially true as Medicare Open Enrollment gets closer, when we have the opportunity to change our coverage choices for the following year. Open Enrollment runs from October 15 to December 7.
Family Caregivers are Frontline Medicare Advocates
Posted by Medicare Made ClearBy John Schall, CEO, Caregiver Action Network
Need Help Navigating Medicare? Here Are Some Ideas
Posted by Medicare Made ClearTop Tips on Medicare Explained by People Who Live It Every Day
Medicare Open Enrollment is coming up. It starts on October 15 and runs through December 7. This is the time when you can change your Medicare coverage choices for the following year, if you choose to.
Medicare Scams: How to Spot Them and How to Stop Them
Posted by Medicare Made ClearMr. Jones didn’t think he would ever contribute to Medicare fraud. Then, he answered his phone one afternoon and spoke with a nice young woman.
What to Feed Your Brain
Posted by Medicare Made ClearYour brain needs food, and not just the intellectual kind like brain games to keep you sharp. Your brain functions best when it gets the proper nutrition, just like the rest of your body does.
National Medicare Education Week is Sept. 15-21
Posted by Medicare Made Clear
4 Questions to Ask Before Making the Move to a Retirement Community
Posted by Medicare Made Clearby Colin Milner, CEO, International Council on Active Aging
Medicare Part B May Not Cover a Hearing Aid, But Part C Might
Posted by Medicare Made ClearOne question many Medicare beneficiaries ask is, “Will Medicare pay for my hearing aid?” The short answer is “No.” Original Medicare does not cover routine hearing exams, hearing aids or hearing aid fittings. Medicare Part B (medical insurance) does cover diagnostic hearing and balance exams if your doctor or other health care provider orders these tests to see if you need medical treatment for a recent injury or illness, such as vertigo or other balance problems.
How to Stay in Your Home as You Get Older
Posted by Medicare Made ClearThere’s no place like home, especially as we get older. Some 87 percent of people over the age of 65 want to remain in their own homes and communities as they age, according to AARP.1
Tips and Resources for New Caregivers
Posted by Medicare Made ClearAre you a caregiver to a loved one? If you are, you are one of over 65 million caregivers that care for an adult child, parent or older family member.1 Caregiving can be a tough job. It can be rewarding, too.
