by The Medicare Gal | Apr 11, 2023 | General Medicare Information
Whether you are already on Medicare or will be applying for Medicare in the future, there are some key dates to be aware of. Medicare Initial Enrollment Period The initial enrollment period (IEP) is your first chance to sign up for Medicare. The IEP usually starts... by The Medicare Gal | Mar 17, 2023 | General Medicare Information
As we age, our health needs change and require more attention. For seniors on Medicare, accessing quality home care services can significantly enhance their quality of life. Home care benefits provide seniors with the opportunity to receive care in the comfort of... by The Medicare Gal | Feb 9, 2023 | General Medicare Information
What is a Special Enrollment Period? During a Medicare Special Enrollment Period, often known as a Special Election Period or SEP, Medicare beneficiaries can change their existing Medicare Advantage or Part D coverage outside the normal annual open enrollment time... by The Medicare Gal | Jul 29, 2022 | General Medicare Information
There is a difference between a Special Election Period and a Guaranteed Issue Period. A Special Election Period (SEP) allows you to leave your Medicare Advantage Plan. A Guaranteed Issue Period (GI) allows you to purchase certain Medicare Supplement Policies... by The Medicare Gal | May 25, 2022 | General Medicare Information
What is the Donut Hole? Most Medicare Part D drug plans have what is called a donut hole or a coverage gap. After your initial coverage period, you may enter the “donut hole,” which is a temporary change to your copays for the remainder of the year. Once... by The Medicare Gal | May 12, 2022 | General Medicare Information, Supplement Insurance Policies
All Medicare enrollees have an annual opportunity, called the AEP, or Annual Election Period, to review and adjust their Medicare coverage. Many enrollees think that this applies to their Medicare Supplement Plan (AKA Medigap), but this enrollment period...
