by Neil Steinman | Apr 12, 2023 | Medicare
1. Go to www.ssa.gov. Log in and agree to the Terms of Service2. At the top of the My Social Security page, click “Your Benefit Verification Letter”3. Click the “Your Benefit Verification Letter” link to download the letter4. Open the...
by Neil Steinman | Oct 16, 2022 | Medicare
The truth is that they’ve caused a lot of confusion. Why? Because it’s a national ad and they’re talking about all sorts of benefits that may or may not be available in your specific area. So people are calling and asking about all these benefits and...
by Neil Steinman | Jul 10, 2022 | Medicare
In 2023, the base cost of Part B is $164.90 – but it can be more based on your income. The acronym for this cost adjustment is IRMAA (Income Related Monthly Adjustment Amount). NOTE #1 – If you have a...
by Neil Steinman | Aug 28, 2021 | Medicare
Here are a few common reasons to consider changing your Medicare Coverage during Open Enrollment… 1. YOU’VE BEEN PRESCRIBED A NEW & EXPENSIVE PRESCRIPTION DRUGIf this applies to you, please email a list of your prescription medications to me –...
by Neil Steinman | Jun 19, 2020 | Medicare
Some people equate Medicare to an HMO. However, you can choose a “Medicare Supplement Plan” in which you can go to any provider that accepts Medicare – no referral needed! MEDICARE SUPPLEMENT PLAN BASICS: You can go to ANY provider in the U.S.A. as...
by Neil Steinman | Apr 26, 2020 | Medicare
Short answer: If you lose Medicare Part B it can be a major catastrophe. So if you’re not already set up on auto-pay, you might want to consider it – click here. Note: If you’re drawing Social Security, your Part B is probably being auto-deducted from there. WHAT CAN...
