Debra Weiss Insurance Agent

09/03/2022

Getting ready for AEP. Great Plans to choose from.

10/12/2019

The cost of living adjustment (COLA) will increase Social Security benefits by 1.6 percent in 2020

09/26/2019

Are you ready for Medicare’s Open Enrollment? It’s coming soon, running from October 15 through December 7. If you’re age 65 or older and are eligible for Medicare, you have a golden opportunity to choose wisely regarding your coverage or correct any previous mistakes you might have made regarding your Medicare elections. You also have a chance to upgrade your coverage for 2020 and potentially save lots of money.
If you’re Medicare-eligible, your mailbox will most likely be filled in the upcoming weeks with solicitations for policies to supplement your Medicare coverage. As you’re going through this mail, keep in mind the following situations that might help you avoid or correct a mistake or upgrade your coverage during Medicare Open Enrollment.

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09/10/2019

Are you tired of constant co-pays, costly prescriptions, and high deductibles? These are only going to go up in 2020
The biggest secret in Medicare shopping is comparing plans. Not all plans are created equal, let ME do the heavy lifting for you and sort out what fits your needs in your zip code. Everyone's health situation is unique, and finding the plan to fit your needs can make all the difference. Call to set up an appointment during AEP

08/14/2019

Are you tired of constant co-pays, costly prescriptions, and high deductibles? These are only going to go up in 2020². However, the good part is that if you live in a qualified zipcode, you can get many of these out-of-pocket costs reduced to nothing! All it takes is about 5 minutes of your time to...

08/14/2019

https://www.consumerreports.org/cataract-surgery/cataract-surgery-what-you-should-know/

Cataract surgery is very common but there are decisions to make and possible complications. Consumer Reports helps you navigate.

08/11/2019

Over the next few months, you’re probably going to receive a lot of information about Medicare. It’s all meant to help you understand your coverage choices and make informed decisions during the Medicare Annual Enrollment Period (Oct. 15 – Dec. 7).
There is one piece of Medicare mail, though, that you want to be sure to read. It’s called the Annual Notice of Change, or ANOC for short, and it comes from your current Medicare plan provider. Delivered by September 30, plan ANOC letters ensure that plan members have up-to-date plan information before the Medicare Annual Enrollment Period begins.
Your Medicare plan details may change every year
Medicare Advantage plans and Medicare prescription drug plans are offered by private insurance companies under contract with Medicare. Each year, they review their plan details each year and make changes as needed to better serve plan members. Plans are offered by private insurance companies under contract with Medicare.
Take time to review your plan. You don’t want to be caught off guard by higher costs or coverage changes after January 1. And whatever your decision may be—to stay with your current plan or to explore other Medicare coverage options—you want to make it based on the facts.

07/17/2019

Are you getting the most out of your Medicare coverage? Some Medicare Advantage Plans have $0 Premiums and may include prescription drug, dental, vision and wellness coverage.