Not at all. I've been retired for years -- when I'm explaining signing up for Medicare to friends & family, most are shocked to find out that it isn't all "free".
I'm glad I chose original Medicare. But I'm having trouble convincing my loved ones to do the same. I'm worried the they will miss out on their medigap open enrollment period. Please help! I need a video that will help convince those amongst us that just don't seem to get it!
I always say - We can't save them all! Here's my video - Why I would Never Choose Medicare Advantage: th-cam.com/video/hrkbOjBtBsw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Hs2_N-rSXCZ7ht0M
@@MedicareonVideo I JUST GOT A LETTER FROM THE SS ADMINSTRATION SAYING THEY ARE GOING TO DEDUCT 174.70 OUT OF MY MONTHLY CHECK TO PAY FOR MEDICARE PART B. I BARELY GET BY ON MY 1360.00 NOW.
I was wondering, once you've met your deductible and Medicare gets a bill and pays their 80%, does Medicare bill your Medigap policy for the rest or does my Doctors office do it. I just want to be sure because I am going to Quest labs for a PSA test and I sign in on the kiosk. When I put my insurance info in, do I just put in my Medicare info.
I am 66, if I go to the hospital for a gallbladder removal, and stay there for 2 days, and the hospital bill is about $60,000, and I also have Insurance for Plan B, how much does plan A cover, and how much do I have to pay with my plan B?
Plan B or Part B? If you have just Medicare Part A and B, without a supplement, you will pay the Part D deductible, as well as the 20% that Medicare Part B does not cover. That is why a Medicare Supplement plan is very important to pick up that deductible and 20% charge.
You didn't mention the monthly part B premium, $174.70 for most folks. Good info, as always.
i think most folks by now know about the part B premium...
Not at all. I've been retired for years -- when I'm explaining signing up for Medicare to friends & family, most are shocked to find out that it isn't all "free".
@@twistedtrails8128 Most people think it's free.
Agreed - why do we need part B? Or do we need part B - I’m a vet and us the VA clinic and hospital.
thank you this was so informative im turning 65 in a few months im clear of what i need to do thank you.
Happy to help!
Thanks
You're welcome!
I intend to take original A & B but what else do I need if I my old employer covers me as a secondary health care provider via our retirement package.
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
I'm glad I chose original Medicare. But I'm having trouble convincing my loved ones to do the same. I'm worried the they will miss out on their medigap open enrollment period. Please help! I need a video that will help convince those amongst us that just don't seem to get it!
I always say - We can't save them all! Here's my video - Why I would Never Choose Medicare Advantage: th-cam.com/video/hrkbOjBtBsw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Hs2_N-rSXCZ7ht0M
@@MedicareonVideoWhen I'm with Original Medicare how I know where I'm at A.N .G ....ect
@@MedicareonVideo No way I could afford medigap. Same with millions of other Americans.
@@MedicareonVideo I JUST GOT A LETTER FROM THE SS ADMINSTRATION SAYING THEY ARE GOING TO DEDUCT 174.70 OUT OF MY MONTHLY CHECK TO PAY FOR MEDICARE PART B. I BARELY GET BY ON MY 1360.00 NOW.
Thank you for explaining Medicare. So you do need to get a supplemental plan?
If you have a problem with your Penis
But in Wisconsin we don’t have the Gs and Ns. What do WE do?
Yes Wisconsin is weird lol. th-cam.com/video/jKOIsfVGh44/w-d-xo.htmlsi=aDREaM3_a0IPtFov
I didn't hear prescriptions mentioned. Is that part of Supplement G/N plan?
Part D is the prescription plan
Choose in Alabama for 62 disabled that has been on husbands insurance with more than 100 employees? Thank you Sir!
I was wondering, once you've met your deductible and Medicare gets a bill and pays their 80%, does Medicare bill your Medigap policy for the rest or does my Doctors office do it. I just want to be sure because I am going to Quest labs for a PSA test and I sign in on the kiosk. When I put my insurance info in, do I just put in my Medicare info.
I am 66, if I go to the hospital for a gallbladder removal, and stay there for 2 days, and the hospital bill is about $60,000, and I also have Insurance for Plan B, how much does plan A cover, and how much do I have to pay with my plan B?
Plan B or Part B? If you have just Medicare Part A and B, without a supplement, you will pay the Part D deductible, as well as the 20% that Medicare Part B does not cover. That is why a Medicare Supplement plan is very important to pick up that deductible and 20% charge.
Part A, B, C, D, E, F, G and and and. Why is this so complicated?
The more complicated it is, the more ways to fleece you.
Thanks
Welcome!