Many people are under the impression that Medicare and Social Security benefits always go hand-in-hand. While it is true that many individuals apply for Medicare and Social Security benefits at the same time, this is not a requirement. Click here to read more details on this topic.

The annual Medicare Open Enrollment Period ended December 7. If you are delaying retirement, there are some serious issues to consider such as when to take Social Security and what you need to know about signing up for Medicare. Click here to read more details on this topic.

When it comes to Medicare coverage, knowing when to sign up may be one of the most puzzling aspects for many individuals. This is especially true if a senior is still working and has health insurance through their place of employment. Click here to read more details on this topic.

Medicare open enrollment for 2020 ended on Dec. 7 but that doesn’t mean the potential for Medicare mistakes has passed. In fact, no matter how old you are, it can be difficult to decipher all of the language and options written into various Medicare plans. Click here to read more details on this topic.

There are several options for seniors choosing prescription drug coverage through Medicare Part D. And while it is always good to have choices, too many choices can often lead to confusion. This is especially true when considering the implications of the so-called “doughnut hole” or coverage gap. Read more to learn about medicare part D prescription drug coverage.

Even if you are happy with your current Medicare health coverage, that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t explore all of your Medicare options in Nebraska. Medicare open enrollment for 2020 runs from Oct. 15 to Dec. 7 and  brings with it opportunities for seniors to shop for coverage that better fits their needs and perhaps save money on health and prescription-drug plans for the coming year. Click here to read more details on this topic.

The 2020 Medicare open enrollment period ends Dec. 7 and insurers want seniors to understand all of their options. While there are an increasing number – and type – of benefits available in 2020 than ever before, these options come with a greater level of complexity. click here to read more details on this topic.

Medicare open enrollment in Nebraska for 2020 runs from Oct. 15 to Dec. 7. This enrollment period brings with it more opportunities for seniors to join Medicare Advantage (MA) managed care plans. These plans are expected to be popular with enrollees thanks to a limited number of personal support services. Click here to read more details on this topic.

If you are planning a trip overseas, it is important to make sure you have health coverage when you arrive at your destination. In most cases, Medicare won’t cover medical care outside of the United States and the same may be true of private insurers, as well. Click here to read more details on this topic.

 If you are a senior who is looking forward to traveling in retirement, it is important that you know how travel impacts Medicare. Specifically, the fact that in most cases Medicare doesn’t cover medical care you receive while traveling outside of the United States. Click here to read more details on this topic.