
How to Change Your Medicare Plan
Medicare is not a one-size-fits-all program. What worked for you last year might not fit your needs today. Maybe your prescriptions changed, your doctor left
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.
If you have additional questions, we have experienced agents who fully understand Medicare and retirement planning. You can call (704) 765-4689 or visit us at 18047 W Catawba Ave STE 202, in Cornelius, NC.

Medicare is not a one-size-fits-all program. What worked for you last year might not fit your needs today. Maybe your prescriptions changed, your doctor left

If you’re enrolled in Original Medicare (Part A and Part B), you already know it doesn’t cover everything. You’re still responsible for deductibles, copayments, and

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)

Medicare provides health coverage for millions of seniors, but it doesn’t cover everything. Out-of-pocket costs such as deductibles, copayments, and coinsurance can add up quickly,

When choosing a Medicare Supplement plan, cost is often a deciding factor. Medigap Plan N has gained popularity as an affordable option that still offers

Navigating Medicare can already be complicated, but some states add their own unique regulations to the mix. One such regulation is the Medigap Birthday Rule.

Planning healthcare costs in retirement can be challenging. While Medicare provides a solid foundation for older adults, out-of-pocket expenses such as deductibles, copayments, and coinsurance

Even with comprehensive plans like Medigap or Medicare Advantage, there can still be gaps in coverage, particularly when it comes to serious illnesses like cancer.

Many people believe that the Affordable Care Act prevents insurance companies from factoring in pre-existing conditions when applying for a policy. However, this protection doesn’t