Frequently Asked Questions
Find the answers to all of your Medicare questions.Fun Indoor Activities and Hobby Ideas during Quarantine
There are many reasons active and healthy people may not be able to be out and about in their communities. With the uncertainties surrounding the coronavirus, many areas are modifying their “Stay at Home” orders to be “Safer at Home” orders. We’ve collected some fun...
Celebrating Memorial Day While at Home
Wanting to celebrate Memorial Day this year without traveling? We've compiled a list of special activities to ensure you and your household can turn the holiday into a memorable staycation! Here are ways to turn your long weekend into more than just a streaming movie...
I have a Medicare Advantage Plan. Do I still need to pay my Part B premium?
I have a Medicare Advantage Plan. Do I still need to pay my Part B premium? Whether you enroll in a Medicare Advantage (Medicare Part C), or you plan to keep Original Medicare Part A and Part B, and purchase a Medicare Supplement plan, you are still required to pay...
What’s the difference between a Medicare Supplement (Medigap) plan and a Medicare Advantage (Part C) Plan?
What’s the difference between a Medicare Supplement (Medigap) plan and a Medicare Advantage (Part C) Plan? After you have become eligible, you have multiple options when it comes to enrolling in a Medicare Health Plan. You have many options and considerations to make...
I have Medicare, why do I need another insurance plan?
I have Medicare, why do I need another insurance plan? There are many options when it comes to how you receive your Medicare benefits. If you have enrolled in Original Medicare Part A and Part B, you may have questions about your other options. Original...
Why is Medicare Plan G cheaper than Plan F?
Why is Medicare Plan G cheaper than Plan F? Medicare Supplement (Medigap) Insurance Plan F and Medicare Supplement Insurance Plan G offer more benefits than most of the other types of Medicare Supplement Insurance (also known as Medigap policies) plans available....
Will Medicare Pay to Replace Durable Medical Equipment (DME)?
Will Medicare Pay to Replace Durable Medical Equipment (DME)? Medicare will generally pay to replace durable medical equipment that you rent or own at any time if it is lost, stolen, or damaged beyond repair in an accident or natural disaster. However, you must have...
Why do I need Medicare Part B? Why do I need Medicare Part D?
Why do I need Medicare Part B? Why do I need Medicare Part D? Congratulations, now that you have enrolled in Original Medicare and you’re beginning to explore your options, you’re likely to have many questions regarding coverage gaps, prescription drugs, and other...
Things an Attorney Can Do to Help Family Caregivers
Things an Attorney Can Do to Help Family Caregivers If you’re a caregiver for your parent, a spouse, or a loved one, an attorney can help you and your family navigate the legal landscape of aging. For example, an Elder Law Attorney works primarily with individuals...
Want to work after retirement age? Plan ahead.
Want to work after retirement age? Plan ahead. Many people plan to work past average retirement age, by choice or by necessity. However, most people aren’t taking the steps that could increase the odds they’ll be able to do so. When asked what people are doing to...
Dark Spots on the Skin: Causes and How to Treat Them
Dark spots on the skin can range from light brown to dark brown. The color of dark spots may depend on the tone of a person’s skin. The spots are the same texture as the skin and are not painful.
What are the early signs of dementia?
There are 10 typical early signs of dementia. For a person to receive a diagnosis of dementia, they would usually exhibit two or more of these symptoms, and the symptoms would be severe enough to interfere with their daily life.
What diet is best for older adults?
A recent study, which Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem has shown that a high-protein, low-calorie diet can help adults lose weight and keep bone and muscle mass.
Is high blood pressure always bad?
Hypertension, or high blood pressure, is a risk factor for several health conditions, including cardiovascular problems, diabetes, and other metabolic issues. However, is high blood pressure always a cause for concern?
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Medicare and Mental Health
How do you determine your health coverage if you deal with mental health problems?
Are Nice People Bad at Handling Money?
Does being nice make you bad at handling money?
Is Healthcare Swallowing Up Your Retirement Fund?
Healthcare is essential. Don’t let it use up your retirement funds!