
What Is Clever Rx and How Does It Work?
Prescription drug costs continue to rise, and for many older adults, medications make up a large portion of their monthly budget. Even with Medicare Part
Our goal is to help answer your questions so you can make educated decisions on your Medicare plan(s). These articles cover a variety of health and life insurance topics, including the various policies and supplements.
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Prescription drug costs continue to rise, and for many older adults, medications make up a large portion of their monthly budget. Even with Medicare Part
Every fall, Medicare beneficiaries across the country have the opportunity to make important choices about their healthcare coverage. This time is known as the Annual
Every fall, Medicare beneficiaries enrolled in a Medicare Advantage (Part C) or Medicare Part D prescription drug plan receive an important piece of mail: the
For many retirees, Social Security is the only source of income in retirement. While it may not provide for a lavish lifestyle, it can cover
If you’re turning 65 or reviewing your Medicare coverage, you may find yourself asking one of the most common questions in the Medicare world: Are
Each year, the Medicare Annual Election Period (AEP) gives beneficiaries a chance to reevaluate their coverage. For some, that means leaving their Medicare Advantage (MA)
As the Medicare Annual Election Period (AEP) approaches, you’re likely seeing more ads promoting Medicare Advantage plans that “put money back in your Social Security
Prescription drug costs continue to burden many Americans—even those with insurance. That’s why programs like Clever RX are gaining popularity. Designed to offer discounts on
Medicare and Medicaid are two of the most important health insurance programs in the U.S.—but because their names are so similar, people often confuse them.
If you’re approaching Medicare eligibility and still covered by an employer-sponsored health plan, you may be wondering how the two types of insurance work together.