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Helping Medicare eligible clients find the Right Medicare Insurance plan to supplement their Medicare part A & B .... We guide you thru the A, B, C's of medicare insurance and help you decide on the right plan to fit your needs.

08/21/2024

Also known as Lou Gehrig's disease, if you have this and re not 65 yet, you can qualify for Medicare.

08/15/2024

People with these conditions ( regardless of age ) are eligible for Medicare

08/13/2024

People with disabilities that have been on SSDI for 24 consecutive months are eligible for Medicare

08/01/2024

In General, those 65 and older can get Medicare... there are some exceptions... one is if you are not yet 65, but have been on Social Security Disability for 24 consecutive months.

07/24/2024

It's always a good idea to review your plan annually for any plan changes that may impact your healthcare. There may be new plans that fit your needs better, especially if your health has changed in the last year.

07/16/2024

Most people don't understand what the ABC's of Medicare mean.... Part A&B are Original Medicare and you suppliment that with a Part C Plan ( Medicare Advantage plans). Most of these include your Part D ( Medications).

If you are confused by all that, let me know and we can chat.

07/11/2024

Not all. Most do, so you will always want to make sure that any doctor you go to accepts Medicare and depending on your insurance coverage, you may also have to stay in your carriers network....otherwise you may not be covered.

07/09/2024

They are not.....Medicaid is a state run program for those who have very low incomes and Medicare is mostly for those turning 65 or older. Some exceptions apply.

07/02/2024

Not True!! If you do not have what is called Credible Insurance coverage ( ie employer coverage) you need can sign up for Medicare 3 months prior to your 65Th birthday with an effective date of the 1st of your birth month. You also have until 3 months after your 65th birthday to sign up for Medicare with no penalties. After that, you will pay a penalty.

06/27/2024

So the answer to this is.... it depends....Most people sign up for Medicare Part A since it is premium free ( there are instances where this is not the case) and wait to sign up for Medicare Part B (to avoid the monthly premium) until they are ready to retire and losing their employer based insurance coverage. If you want to discuss why you would or wouldn't want to do this, message me.

06/25/2024

This is why most people elect to get a Medicare Advantage plan ( Part C) to help cover what Medicare Part A&B do not. Did you know that if you only have Medicare Part A&B, with no Part C or Suppliment plan, you would be responsible for 20% of the costs for your Medical expenses?? Who can afford that?

06/20/2024

No it is not...Most people only pay the Medicare Part B premium monthly. But there are also Part A&B deductables, which are generally covered by a Medicare Advantage plan. ( Part C)..Let me know if you have questions about this...

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1225 Jefferson Road
Henrietta, NY
14623

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+15857330831

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https://www.maustandleone.com/

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