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healthy life is a better life. Medicare strives to make sure
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the quality of care you deserve.
With
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your coverage every year. Plan costs and benefits change,
and so can your health. The coverage that worked for you this
year might still meet your needs next year. Or, there might
be a better option. Sometimes you will need more coverage
than Medicare alone can provide.
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have the coverage you need when the time arrives. You can
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Medicare Supplement Insurance in the News
New Medicare Advantage Marketing Rules Will Help People Make More Informed Healthcare Choices, Allsup Says (Medical News Today)
Medicare beneficiaries trying to sort through their healthcare options for 2009 should welcome new rules designed to protect them against overly aggressive marketing tactics by some insurance companies and their agents, according to Allsup, a leading provider of Social Security disability, financial and healthcare-related services to people with disabilities.
Medicare open enrollment available until Dec. 31 (The Champions Sun)
Those who are eligible for Medicare can now enroll during the enrollment period which lasts until Dec. 31.
SLEDGE: I have multiple insurance plans; how should I proceed? (The News Virginian)
I read your article about Medicare and secondary insurance. Both my wife and I are covered by Medicare and her free state retirement health insurance plan.
Open Season For Medicare Part D Enrollment (Medical News Today)
From November 15th to the end of December is "open season" for American senior citizens to sign up for another year to benefit from the federal government program known as Medicare Part D designed to help eligible older Americans pay for prescription drugs.
Medicare Part D,the yearly puzzle (The Record)
TOTOWA — A crowd of senior citizens on Wednesday sought help with sorting through prescription drug benefits, something that has become an annual dilemma since the introduction of Medicare Part D in 2006.
Enroll now for Medicare Part D (The Chapel Hill News)
Insurance Commissioner Jim Long is reminding the state's 1.3 million Medicare beneficiaries that the Medicare Part D open enrollment period started Nov. 15, and will continue through the end of the year.
L-S School Committee approves health insurance change (The MetroWest Daily News)
In a decision that weighed the interests of today's students against yesterday's teachers the Lincoln-Sudbury Regional District School Committee voted Tuesday night to adopt Section 18, a statute which shifts the cost of retirees' health insurance from the district to the federal Medicare program as primary payer of benefits.
Obama Wants to End Two-Year Medicare Wait for Disabled Persons (Skanner)
WASHINGTON (AP) _ Congress and the Obama administration should end the two-year wait that people deemed too sick to work by the government face before qualifying for Medicare, lawmakers and leading advocacy groups said Wednesday.
L-S School Committee approves health insurance change (The Lincoln Journal)
In a decision that weighed the interests of today’s students against yesterday’s teachers the Lincoln-Sudbury Regional District School Committee voted last night to adopt Section 18, a statute which shifts the cost of retirees’ health insurance from the district to the federal Medicare program as primary payer of benefits.
SEAGO offers help on Medicare (The Daily Dispatch)
SIERRA VISTA — Open enrollment for Medicare Part D prescription drug benefits begins Saturday. With 49 prescription drug plans to chose from in Arizona, many seniors need assistance in understanding which options are best for them.
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