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Medicare Mike Wichita A dedicated and knowledgeable Medicare Advisor committed to education 🧠 and empowerment💪!

Licensed in17 states helping Medicare beneficiaries across the country navigate the complexities of Medicare.

If you are already on a Medicare Advantage or Part D plan, you should have received an Annual Notice of Change by now.It...
10/01/2026

If you are already on a Medicare Advantage or Part D plan, you should have received an Annual Notice of Change by now.
It is not junk mail. It is the letter that tells you what may be different about your plan next year — costs, the drug list, and sometimes the provider network.
Plans can change every year. The plan that fit you last year may look different in the new year, which is exactly why the fall review exists.
Not sure what your letter is telling you? Bring it to me and we will read it together.

📞 (316) 721-8036 (TTY: 711)

Ask most people to name an exercise and they will say walking. Ask them to name one they would actually look forward to ...
09/30/2026

Ask most people to name an exercise and they will say walking. Ask them to name one they would actually look forward to and the answer is usually different.
Line dancing. Ballroom. A Tuesday class at the senior center where nobody minds that you are learning. For many older adults, dancing can support balance, coordination, heart health and memory — and it does not feel like a workout.

It is also social, which is half the benefit. You show up for the people as much as the steps.

As always, check with your doctor before starting a new routine.

If your mailbox suddenly filled up with Medicare mail, you are not imagining it. Every October the ads start early and t...
09/29/2026

If your mailbox suddenly filled up with Medicare mail, you are not imagining it. Every October the ads start early and the phone starts ringing.
Here is the calm version: the Medicare Annual Enrollment Period runs October 15th through December 7th. Nothing has to be decided before then, and nothing has to be decided in a hurry.
Between now and the 15th, the useful thing to do is gather. Your current plan paperwork, your medication list, and the names of the doctors you want to keep.
My team and I are here when you are ready to look at it together.

📞 (316) 721-8036 (TTY: 711)

Original Medicare is the same across the country, but a lot of what shapes your choices is local. Medicare Advantage pla...
09/24/2026

Original Medicare is the same across the country, but a lot of what shapes your choices is local. Medicare Advantage plans, drug plans, provider networks, and costs can vary from county to county.

That's one reason I think there's real value in working with a local, independent agent. I live and work here in Wichita, I know our carriers and networks, and because I'm independent, I can compare options rather than push one company.

My goal is simple: help you feel confident and informed. Have questions about what's available in your area? Let's talk.
https://calendly.com/mike-eig-insurance/medicare-discussion

It's called a Medicare Part B "excess charge" — up to 15% above the Medicare-approved amount — and it gets billed straig...
09/23/2026

It's called a Medicare Part B "excess charge" — up to 15% above the Medicare-approved amount — and it gets billed straight to you.

Here's the catch for us Kansans: 8 states ban excess charges completely. Kansas isn't one of them. So if you see a provider who doesn't accept Medicare "assignment," you could be on the hook for that extra 15% out of pocket.

The good news? It's not super common. But on a big surgical or specialist bill, it can add up fast — and there's no cap on how often it happens.

Not sure whether your plan protects you? Let's take a look together — no pressure, just answers.
https://calendly.com/mike-eig-insurance/medicare-discussion

📖 Read the full breakdown here: https://www.healthline.com/health/medicare/medicare-part-b-excess-charges

Here's something that surprises a lot of people: Original Medicare (Parts A and B) generally doesn't cover routine denta...
09/22/2026

Here's something that surprises a lot of people: Original Medicare (Parts A and B) generally doesn't cover routine dental, vision, or hearing care.

For many of us, those are exactly the things that come up as we age — a new pair of glasses, a dental crown, or hearing aids that actually help.

Depending on your situation, there may be ways to help cover these needs, whether through certain Medicare Advantage plans or standalone coverage. The right approach really depends on your priorities and budget.

If dental, vision, or hearing has been on your mind, it's worth a conversation. My team and I can walk you through what may be available.
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Every fall, Medicare Advantage and Part D plans mail out something called an Annual Notice of Change, usually in Septemb...
09/17/2026

Every fall, Medicare Advantage and Part D plans mail out something called an Annual Notice of Change, usually in September. It's easy to set aside with the junk mail — but this one is worth reading.

It spells out what's changing with your plan for the coming year: premiums, copays, the drug list (formulary), and provider networks. Even small changes can add up over 12 months.

My advice? Keep that letter, give it a quick read, and if anything looks different or confusing, bring it to someone who can walk you through it. That's exactly the kind of thing my team and I help Wichita-area folks with, at no cost.

Not sure what your letter means? Let's Talk
https://calendly.com/mike-eig-insurance/medicare-discussion

One of the simplest ways to support your health is what ends up on your plate — and Wichita's farmers markets make it a ...
09/16/2026

One of the simplest ways to support your health is what ends up on your plate — and Wichita's farmers markets make it a pleasure.

Filling half your plate with colorful fruits and vegetables, staying hydrated, and enjoying the outdoors while you shop is a win for body and mind.

Small habits, repeated often, add up. And while you're taking good care of your health, let my team and I take care of your Medicare questions.

Book a time: https://calendly.com/mike-eig-insurance/medicare-discussion

When you're approaching 65, you get what I like to call a 'welcome window' for Medicare — officially, your Initial Enrol...
09/15/2026

When you're approaching 65, you get what I like to call a 'welcome window' for Medicare — officially, your Initial Enrollment Period. It begins three months before the month you turn 65, includes your birthday month, and runs three months after. That's a seven-month window to get enrolled the way that fits you.

Why does the timing matter? Enrolling in the right window can help you avoid delays and possible late penalties down the road.

The good news: you don't have to memorize any of this. That's my job. If you're turning 65 this year — or helping a parent who is — let's map out your timeline together, in plain English.
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