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Medicare Part C, also known as Medicare Advantage, provides an alternate way for Medicare beneficiaries to receive their Medicare coverage through private health plans. Part C has become an extremely popular option, with over 28 million enrollees as of 2023.

Over the past decade, Medicare Advantage Plan advertisements, mailers, and sales calls have skyrocketed. Private insurers are marketing their Medicare Advantage products more aggressively than ever. But why exactly are these plans being pushed so hard to seniors?

Medicare is continuing to evolve in 2023 with updates to costs, coverage, and enrollment periods. If you currently have Medicare or will become eligible in the coming year, it's important to understand these changes. This will help you make the most of your Medicare benefits.

If you currently receive Social Security or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits, you'll soon have more money in your pocket each month. Benefit payment amounts will increase in 2023 thanks to the annual cost-of-living adjustment (COLA).

Skyrocketing prescription drug prices continue to put medication out of reach for many Americans. To help address this crisis, Congress has proposed bipartisan bills in early 2023 aimed at increasing access to affordable generics and biosimilars.

When you become eligible for Medicare at age 65, one of the most important decisions is choosing the right insurance coverage. The range of options can be overwhelming - from Original Medicare to Medicare Advantage Plans, prescription drug coverage, and Medigap supplemental policies. Selecting well-suited coverage significantly impacts your healthcare costs and access.

Connecting with a local Medicare insurance agency ensures you get coverage and service tailored to your needs during and after enrollment. This guide covers finding licensed agents and brokers, evaluating plans, enrolling, and accessing key Medicare resources.

Navigating Medicare can be complex and confusing. Seeking out free help is essential to gain a full understanding of your coverage options, benefits, and how to enroll. This guide provides seniors comprehensive assistance finding Medicare support through counselors, specialists, and a variety of convenient resources.

The right Zip code can save you thousands on your Medicare costs. Medicare Plan benefits and pricing vary greatly depending on where you live. In fact, moving just a few miles over could lower your premiums, deductibles, and out-of-pocket costs significantly.

When can you start getting Medicare if you retire early at age 62? This is a major concern for many who wish to retire before becoming eligible for Medicare at 65. In this article, we will explain your health insurance options if you retire at 62 or any age before 65. You'll learn whether COBRA, the ACA Marketplace, or Medicaid are suitable replacements for your employer plan.