Can You Switch from Medicare Advantage to Medigap?

by Eric Rosenberg | Jun 9, 2020 | articles

A common question asked by seniors is if they can switch from Medicare Advantage to Medigap. When you turn 65 there are so many decisions that need to be made. Time is of the essence during that special window near your birthday. You need to take all the information...

Do I Have To Purchase Medicare Supplement Insurance?

by Eric Rosenberg | Jun 2, 2020 | articles

When you enter the world of Medicare, it can be a confusing space. There are so many options outside of traditional Medicare. Traditional Medicare is mandatory. You need to sign up or pay a penalty every year. But mandatory may be too strong. There are ways to opt...

Does United Healthcare Offer SilverSneakers?

by Eric Rosenberg | Jun 2, 2020 | articles

This is a question we get often for many of the plans and companies we offer. Each company handles member benefits differently, and other than rate and acceptance, this is what distinguishes one company from the other. Because United Healthcare is one of the largest...

Does Medicare Supplement Plan N Cover Eye Exams?

by Eric Rosenberg | Jun 2, 2020 | articles

We’re frequently asked if Medicare Supplement Plan N covers eye exams when reviewing the various Medicare Supplement plans. Most people are used to some sort of vision or dental coverage before enrolling in Medicare and want to know how they are covered in their...

What Does Mutual of Omaha Part G Cover?

by Eric Rosenberg | Feb 12, 2020 | articles

If you are looking for supplemental coverage your original Medicare doesn’t cover, you have options. In fact, most states offer 10 different standardized Medicare Supplement, or Medigap, insurance plans. Those looking for a broad level of coverage may find that...

Is Medicare Plan G going away?

by Eric Rosenberg | Feb 11, 2020 | articles

Medicare Plan G is not going away. There is a lot of confusion surrounding which Medigap plans are going away and which are still available. Rest assured that Plan G isn’t going away. You can keep your plan. If you’re retiring soon, you will be able to sign up for...