Unraveling the Changes to Medicare Part D in 2024 and 2025

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With the recent passage of the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022, the Medicare landscape is poised for several significant changes that will directly impact enrollees. This article aims to demystify these upcoming changes to Medicare Part D in 2024 and 2025, with a focus on how enrollees stand to benefit from these modifications.

Unveiling the Truth: Why Original Medicare Isn’t Enough

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While Original Medicare serves as a fundamental safety net, it’s evident that it doesn’t provide comprehensive coverage. To ensure that your health needs are fully met, consider supplementing with Part D, Medigap, or a Medicare Advantage plan.

Medicare Basics

Understanding Medicare’s various components and enrollment processes is the first step towards securing your health coverage. While the process might seem overwhelming, taking it step by step and understanding your options can make it manageable. Always remember to apply promptly to avoid penalties, and don’t hesitate to reach out to Social Security for any assistance you may need during your enrollment process. After all, your health is an investment that always pays off.

Make the Most of Your Medicare PreventiveĀ CareĀ and Screenings

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Medicare offers a variety of essential preventive services at no cost to help keep you healthy, detect conditions early, and prevent severe illnesses. As a Medicare insurance agency, we encourage our clients to use these valuable free preventive benefits available through Original Medicare and Medicare Advantage plans.

Medicare Rates for 2023

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Each year the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) releases updated rates for Original Medicare (Part A and Part B).

The Part B premium will be lower for 2023, the first time in over a decade that rates fell rather than increased.

Costly Medicare Mistakes to Avoid Part 1

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Healthcare costs consistently rank among the highest household expenses. However, choosing a health plan is often complicated and confusing.

This series will look at costly mistakes to avoid when you are new to Medicare.

5 Surprising Things Medicare Doesn’t Cover

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Many people assume that Medicare will pick up their healthcare costs when they retire. Unfortunately, this mistake can create big problems when a senior goes in for a procedure and ends up with an unexpected bill.

While Medicare has some pretty surprising gaps in coverage, private insurance plans can help cover those gaps. If you are interested in additional coverage to help with your Medicare, Medicare supplements and Medicare Advantage plans are good options.