More Retirees And Employers Are Opting For Medicare Advantage

As Medicare Advantage (MA) plans near its 25th anniversary — the statute that created the present system allowing private health care providers to offer a one-stop-shop option to original Medicare was signed into law by President Bill Clinton in 1997 — they have become a vital aspect of the program. Presently, 42 percent of Medicare participants have coverage through an MA plan, and analysts forecast that by 2030, the majority of Medicare participants will have coverage through an MA plan.

Medicare Advantage Plans Are Changing To Accommodate The Fragile

Medicare Advantage Plans are providing more help for fragile and weak Seniors. Over 30 million Medicare patients are enrolled in Medicare Advantage, and other Medicare managed care programs (MA). And these programs are increasingly providing modest but essential non-medical services to the elderly living at home.

Here Are The Common Misconceptions About Medigap

Medigap, also known as Medicare Supplement Insurance, is a type of private health insurance policy that helps individuals with out-of-pocket costs associated with Original Medicare. Original Medicare, which includes Part A (hospital insurance) and Part B (medical insurance), pays for many healthcare services and supplies, but it doesn’t cover all of them.

How To Mitigate Retirement Expenses

Many Americans are blissfully unaware of just how fast their hard earned money can actually fly out of their wallet, leaving them scratching their heads. Between the costs of living, housing and health maintenance, are you truly aware of how much you potentially have to work with within your budget?