by Matt Feret | Apr 19, 2023 | Medicare Advice
If you’ve been fortunate enough to have good insurance most of your life, you may have gotten in the habit of picking up a prescription for $20, $15, or even a dollar without giving a second thought to it. Look a little closer at your receipt, however, and you might...
by Matt Feret | Apr 5, 2023 | Medicare Advice
It has become a cliché: someone gets a great-sounding job offer, and their first question is, “Yes, but does it come with dental?” Without dental insurance, a routine exam and cleaning can cost $300. Skipping that preventative care can cost you much more, though....
by Matt Feret | Jan 14, 2023 | Medicare Advice, Original Medicare
Hi Matt, I’m retiring soon and am currently on my employer’s health insurance plan. I plan on electing COBRA when my employer coverage ends. I know there are Medicare Part B late enrollment penalties, and I don’t want to mess anything up! I have...
by Matt Feret | Dec 21, 2022 | Choosing a Medicare Plan, Medicare, Medicare Part D
Matt, Do I need Medicare Part D for prescriptions, or is that covered with regular Medicare? If I need Part D, how can I sign up? Lastly, when should I refill my prescriptions for next year if I’m using the Medicare Part D plan? Archie Archie, You...
by Matt Feret | Nov 29, 2022 | Choosing a Medicare Plan, Medicare, Medicare Premiums
Hi Matt, I’d like to know more about the AEP. What advice or information should I know before I choose my benefits? Eugene Hi Eugene, The AEP begins every year on October 15 and ends on December 7. This is why your mailbox, web browsers, and TV...
by Matt Feret | Nov 24, 2022 | Medicare, Medicare Advice
Hi there Matt! I’ve read both of your previous blogs on Medicare ratings – these are so informative; thank you! I’ll be reading about the Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment Period too! Based on your knowledge of the Medicare Star Rating...