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10/18/2026

10/17/2026

3 Part D Drug plan changes going into effect for 2027.

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10/15/2026

Could your Medicare Advantage plan look different next year?

Some plans are being discontinued, while others are leaving certain service areas.

And even if your plan stays put, changes to doctors, prescription coverage and costs could affect your coverage.

Open Enrollment is your chance to review your options.

Call Seniors Solutions Group for Medicare Advantage providers to help compare plans before next year's coverage

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10/15/2026

20 million people will receive a one time tax-free $90 deposit from the US treasury to help pay for part of the Medicare part B premiums for the month of October.

In order to be eligible for the $90, you must be paying for your own part B and not having Medicaid pay for any of it also can’t be triggering a Medicare Irma payment and you must live in the USA and not be enrolled in a Medicare advantage plan !

If you qualify for the $90, but didn’t have direct deposit set up with the Social Security you’ll receive a paper check in the mail from the US treasury sometime later during the month of October. 

To download our FREE Medicare and Social Security Cheat Sheet...grab it down in the comments 👇

10/15/2026

Social Security announces 2027 COLA

The Social Security Administration announced the cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) for 2027. Is it enough?

10/09/2026

Over 3 million people will get a letter saying their Medicare advantage plan is terminating for 2027.

That is a simple letter. You need to choose a new plan by December 31.
💥💥The tricky part is that over 2 million people will get a different type of letter saying that they were going to TRANSFER you from one plan to another plan. This is called a Medicare advantage “crosswalk.”

The insurance company is putting you in a plan that’s more PROFITABLE for them.
The insurance company is NOT checking to see if your doctors are in this network.

They’re not coming to see if your drugs are still covered.

That’s why I said this is really tricky because you might assume since it’s the same insurance company a and has the same name the same logo —that the plan that they’re transferring you for 2027 is fine and you don’t need to do anything!
BEWARE

Schedule your free appointment at https://www.ssginsurance.info
Starting Oct 15th we can research plans for 2027 for free in 11 states.

10/08/2026

Passing medical underwriting is not guaranteed — but knowing what carriers look for can help you go in prepared.

Medical underwriting varies by carrier. Each insurance company has its own set of health questions and guidelines for what they will and will not approve. Some carriers are more lenient than others, and the same health history that gets denied at one company may be approved at another.

That said there are common things that tend to flag during underwriting. Recent heart attacks, strokes, or bypass surgery. A cancer diagnosis within the last few years. COPD or oxygen use. Kidney disease or dialysis. Certain neurological conditions. Active or recent treatment for serious conditions. And in some cases, combinations of multiple chronic conditions even if each one is individually manageable.

Medications matter too. Carriers often look at what you are taking as much as what you have been diagnosed with since prescriptions can indicate conditions that were not disclosed.

The best thing you can do before applying anywhere is work with someone who knows which carriers tend to be more favorable for your specific situation. Applying blindly and getting denied can create additional complications.

Our team can help you think through your options before you make any moves. Give us a call at 419-451-4099 or book a free appointment here: https://tinyurl.com/Meet-Cheryl-calender

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10/08/2026

🚨 **IMPORTANT MEDICARE PART D ALERT FOR 2027!** 🚨

Do you currently have a **$0 premium Medicare Part D prescription drug plan?** 💊

Please pay attention! Your plan may have a monthly premium in 2027, even if you've been paying $0 up until now.

**Here's what you need to do NOW:**

✅ **Contact your Part D insurance company directly.** Don't wait until January!

✅ Ask whether your plan will have a monthly premium in 2027.

✅ If you'll owe a premium, make arrangements with the insurance company to pay it. Ask about your payment options, including automatic payments if available.

⚠️ **PLEASE DON'T IGNORE THIS!**

If your plan has a premium and you don't pay it, you could lose your prescription drug coverage for nonpayment.

You may then have to wait until a future enrollment period to get another plan, depending on your circumstances and eligibility. You could also face a Part D late-enrollment penalty if you go without creditable prescription drug coverage for too long.

😳 That's a headache you definitely want to avoid!

**My advice? Don't assume your plan is still free. You were sent an Annual Notice change letter. but if you threw it away...

Verify your 2027 premium and payment arrangements directly with your insurance company.**

Please SHARE this post with your parents, friends, and anyone on Medicare who might need this reminder. ❤️

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— Cheryl Scarlato
Seniors Solutions Group
📞 419-451-4099
🌐 www.ssginsurance.info

10/08/2026

The $1,736 isn’t a yearly number. A new benefit period, and a new deductible, begins after 60 days at home.

Two separate hospital stays can mean $3,472 in the same year.

Read your plan’s hospital terms now. The bill will only explain them afterward.

Medicare 101 workshop link below.

Source: CMS 2026 Medicare.gov

10/06/2026

CMS announced today! The High Deductible Plan G's Deductible is $3,050 for 2027.

So if your considering a lower premium Medicare Supplement (Medigap) for an average premium of $60. (Depending on age, gender, and zip code)

Reach out to find out how much you can save!

For more information on this Annual Enrollment Period you can download my Free AEP Guide. Link is in the comments below 👇