When things happen in life, you can’t always predict or prepare for them. Medicare coverage can be greatly affected by changes in your life, so you want to know what options you have. Lots of circumstances can make you eligible for a Special Enrollment Period (SEP) in which you can adjust your Medicare coverage, usually …
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Medicare provides a variety of health insurance options so that seniors can choose the ones that work best for them. Making sure that you have health insurance is important, so Medicare is the perfect solution for many. Medicare has its own costs, though it is a great way to save money on medical bills. Especially …
Many people choose Medicare when it comes to health insurance during retirement. Most people enroll in Medicare around their 65th birthday as this is the time when you’re first eligible. In fact, many people will be automatically enrolled in Medicare around their 65th birthday. However, some people still choose to work past their 65th birthday, …
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Medicare has many different options. Some people don’t realize that there are actually options for coverage outside of your main Medicare plan. These additional options for coverage are Medicare Supplement plans, also known as Medigap. Enrolling in Medigap is an excellent way to make sure that you’re saving as much money as possible. There are …
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If you’re ready to enroll in a Medicare plan, ReLion is here to help. Here’s what you need to know before enrolling. Ready to Enroll? Let’s Get Started. First, make sure you’re eligible for Original Medicare. Once you turn 65 years old or receive 24 months of Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), you’re eligible to …
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