Medicare.gov 2019-2020
The real question is why CMS decided to make this change during the busiest time of the year for brokers and clients? I cannot imagine an answer to that question when they could have left it alone until after the AEP.
Author: The Barend Agency Inc
Executive Order for Medicare for 2020 and Beyond
Yesterday, October 3, 2019, the President of the United States issued an executive order that directly affects Medicare. The executive order directs federal agencies to enhance the current Medicare Advantage Plans by offering telemedicine solutions along with increased supplemental benefits. This is a win for seniors while offering more feature-rich…
Medicare.Gov
I wrote a blog about the upcoming changes to Medicare.gov and I was not exactly pleased because it required a personal login and other information including my Medicare ID number. I was used to going to the site, using the basic search by adding the client’s zip code and nothing…
Medicare for 2020: An Update
Just a short blog about some significant changes to the Medicare Supplement world for 2020. As most of you may know, the Supplemental plans C, F, and High deductible F are going away as of 1/20/2020. Those Medicare-eligible who turned 65 prior to 1/1/2020 can still buy those plans, even…