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When Buying a Medigap Policy, It Really Pays to Shop Around
When purchasing a Medigap policy to supplement Medicare, it's crucial to shop around, as prices for identical coverage can vary significantly between insurers.
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Medicare: Top 10 Tips
Medicare tips include enrolling at the right time to avoid penalties, choosing between Original Medicare and Medicare Advantage, reviewing plans annually, and considering financial assistance options.
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Nursing Home Residents Win Back Right to Sue
In recent years, nursing homes have increasingly asked — or forced — patients and their families to sign arbitration agreements prior to admission. By signing these agreements, patients or family members give up their right to sue if they believe the nursing home was responsible for injuries or the patient’s death.
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Typical Social Security Recipient Will Get $4 Benefit Increase in 2017
In 2017, Social Security benefits will increase by 0.3%, resulting in a $4 monthly rise for the average recipient. However, higher Medicare Part B premiums may offset this gain.
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Medicare Coverage While Traveling Within the U.S.
When people retire they often have more time to travel. Although Medicare coverage is generally not available when beneficiaries are overseas, what about coverage for those exploring our own varied and scenic land?
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About to Turn 65? Your Health Insurer May Be Automatically Enrolling You in Its Own Medicare Plan
It turns out that some Medicare-age people are having important decisions about Medicare made for them, often without their knowledge.
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The New MSA Reporting Requirement And The Probate Practictioner
There is a new CMS (Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services) reporting requirement, Section 111 of the Medicare, Medicaid & SCHIP Extension Act (MMSEA), 42 USCS §1395(y)(b)(8), effective July 1, 2009 that we need to be prepared to advise litigation firms and the court when serving as Guardian Ad Litem.