How to Utilize Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment
February 9, 2022If you’re enrolled in a Medicare Advantage plan, the Open Enrollment period from January 1 to March 31 allows you to take certain actions.
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The Opioid Epidemic Strikes Older Americans Too
February 2, 2022Increased tolerance and drug dependence can happen to anyone at any age. Here’s what you need to know.
Does Medicare Cover Dental and Vision Services?
January 26, 2022Here’s what you need to know about taking care of your teeth and eyes (and the bills for those services).
After Menopause, Depression Risk Increases
January 21, 2022Researchers have found that in the absence of the hormone progesterone, variations in estrogen signal a greater chance of a woman developing clinical depression.
Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment is Happening Now
January 11, 2022From January 1 to March 31, Medicare operates an Open Enrollment Period strictly for those enrolled in Medicare Advantage plans.
A New Treatment Might Make Reading Glasses Obsolete
January 5, 2022In October, the FDA approved drops called Vuity, targeted at helping those who suffer from age-related near-vision blurriness.
Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment Starts on January 1
December 21, 2021From January 1 to March 31, the Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment Period allows you to make changes to your Advantage plan.
What is the Difference between Medicare’s Annual Enrollment and Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment?
December 18, 2021Medicare operates two different enrollment periods each year, each with a different purpose. So, what’s the difference between Medicare’s Annual Election Period and the Medicare Advantage Annual Enrollment?
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