by Matt Feret | Jan 2, 2024 | Medicare, Medicare Advice, Medicare Part B, Original Medicare
*Updated 1/2/24 Medicare Part B – How to Defer or Decline Until You’re Ready Working past age 65? Have a spouse on your health insurance that isn’t 65 yet? If you’re deferring Part B for any reason, when you eventually do sign up for Medicare Part...
by Matt Feret | Oct 27, 2023 | Medicare
If you have a mailbox, watch TV, own a phone, or spend any time online, you’re very likely aware The Medicare Annual Election Period (AEP) started on October 15! This is a special time of the year when you can make changes to your Medicare Advantage and Medicare Part...
by Matt Feret | Sep 12, 2023 | Medicare Advice
Treading the Waters of Medicare and Employment at 65 So, you’re approaching the big 6-5 but aren’t quite ready to hang up those work boots? Well, you’re in great company. While many envision retirement paired with Medicare enrollment, a growing number of...
by Matt Feret | Jun 24, 2023 | Medicare Advice
Matt, My husband and I are finally taking a trip we’ve talked about for years, a Caribbean cruise. There will be port calls in the Bahamas, the Virgin Islands, St. Vincent, St. Lucia, and Trinidad and Tobago. How does Medicare work if we have an emergency at sea or in...
by Matt Feret | Jun 6, 2023 | Medicare Advice, Medicare Coverage
Dear Matt! My Dad hasn’t seemed like himself for the past few months. Last week we got the diagnosis and it was what we feared–Alzheimer’s. He is 72 and on Social Security and Medicare. What coverage does Medicare offer for Alzheimer’s treatments? Brad Hi Brad, I’m...
by Matt Feret | May 16, 2023 | Medicare Advice
Hi Matt, My father’s Alzheimer’s has become much worse. He can’t be left unsupervised during the day. Everyone in our family works and can’t afford to provide him with round-the-clock care. We’ve looked into what it would cost to hire someone to cook and do some...