The Four Coverage Stages of Medicare’s Part D Program

Throughout the year, your prescription drug plan costs may change depending on the coverage stage you are in. If you have a Part D plan, you move through the CMS coverage stages in this order: deductible (if applicable), initial coverage, coverage gap, and catastrophic coverage.   Stage 1: Annual Deductible Begins: with your first prescription of the plan year. You pay the full cost of your prescriptions until your spending adds up to the amount…
How to Enroll in Medicare Outside of Your Turning 65 Window

How to Enroll in Medicare Outside of Your Turning 65 Window

If you are enrolling in Medicare outside of your original turning 65 window, there are…

Dental Coverage & Medicare- What You Need to Know

Dental Coverage & Medicare- What You Need to Know

Many of our New York Medicare clients have questions around what dental services are covered…

Medicare Plan Part B Eligibility

Medicare Plan Part B Eligibility

If you are Medicare eligible and retired, or are thinking about retiring, then now is…

Inpatient Hospital Basics

Inpatient Hospital Basics

Inpatient Hospital Basics – Medicare Enrollment New York Plan Medicare, is an unbiased team of…

Introduction to Medicare

Introduction to Medicare

Medicare can be a confusing topic. At Plan Medicare our goal is to make it…

Enrolling In Medicare After 65?

Enrolling In Medicare After 65?

Here are three important things to know about enrolling in Medicare after your initial turning…

What are the Medicare Special Enrollment Periods (SEP)?

What are the Medicare Special Enrollment Periods (SEP)?

A Medicare Special Enrollment period is a time in which a Medicare beneficiary

Top 5 Things That are NOT Covered By Medicare

Top 5 Things That are NOT Covered By Medicare

Once you become Medicare eligible, you make think you have everything covered. And the truth…

Why Should I Work with a Medicare Agent?

Why Should I Work with a Medicare Agent?

Working with a Medicare agent is enormously beneficial to individuals turning 65 or those who…