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Priorities
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Replacing employer health insurance with a plan that feels familiar.
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Keeping costs low, especially if on a fixed budget.
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Covering prescriptions and preventive care.
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Finding a plan with vision, dental, and hearing benefits (not covered by Original Medicare).
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Concerns
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“Do I really need a Medigap or Medicare Advantage plan?”
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“What if I want to travel?”
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“How do I avoid penalties for late enrollment?”
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Best Plan Choices
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Medicare Advantage (Part C) – One-stop-shop coverage with extra benefits.
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Medigap (if staying with Original Medicare) – Covers unexpected medical costs.
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Part D – Critical for prescription drug coverage.
PRIORITIES
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Replacing employer health insurance with a plan that feels familiar.
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Keeping costs low, especially if on a fixed budget.
-
Covering prescriptions and preventive care.
-
Finding a plan with vision, dental, and hearing benefits (not covered by Original Medicare).
CONCERNS
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“Do I really need a Medigap or Medicare Advantage plan?”
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“What if I want to travel?”
-
“How do I avoid penalties for late enrollment?”
PERSPECTIVE
I finally have Medicare, but I’m still healthy and active. How do I make sure I’m covered without overpaying?
PRIORITIES
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Replacing employer health insurance with a plan that feels familiar.
-
Keeping costs low, especially if on a fixed budget.
-
Covering prescriptions and preventive care.
-
Finding a plan with vision, dental, and hearing benefits (not covered by Original Medicare).
CONCERNS
-
“Do I really need a Medigap or Medicare Advantage plan?”
-
“What if I want to travel?”
-
“How do I avoid penalties for late enrollment?”
PERSPECTIVE
I finally have Medicare, but I’m still healthy and active. How do I make sure I’m covered without overpaying?
Concerns
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Am I paying too much for my current plan?
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What happens if I get a serious illness?
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Should I switch plans during Open Enrollment?
Medicare Advantage
Lower monthly premiums.
Medigap Plan G
Covers hospital stays and
big costs.
Part D Prescription Plan Review
Make sure it still covers current meds.
"The Seasoned Medicare User"
I know Medicare, but my needs are changing.
Ages 71-79
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