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Review your ANOC, doctors, prescriptions, extra benefits and total costs before Medicare Open Enrollment ends December 7. Prepare for 2027 with Eric’s checklist.
Got a plan non-renewal letter? Learn how to distinguish a plan ending from a replacement, understand your 2027 options, and prepare before Dec. 7.
Understand confirmed 2026 Part B costs, what is still projected for 2027, and how these costs fit alongside your Supplement or Medicare Advantage plan.
Before you toss that Medicare letter, check what may change in 2027. Use this simple ANOC checklist to review costs, prescriptions, doctors, and pharmacies.
One of the most common misconceptions about Medicare is that you can freely move between Medicare Advantage and a Medicare Supplement. Here's what you need to know.
Alarming headlines claim Medicare Part D is ending. The truth is far less dramatic — here's what's actually changing and what it means for your prescription drug coverage.
GLP-1 medications like Ozempic and Wegovy may have cognitive effects. Here's what the latest research shows and what Medicare beneficiaries should consider.
For eligible Medicare beneficiaries, certain GLP-1 medications are now available for a fixed $50 monthly copay through a temporary Medicare demonstration program.
CMS just announced a new temporary program that could make weight loss drugs more affordable for Medicare beneficiaries starting July 1, 2026.
If you have Original Medicare and live in Arizona, New Jersey, Ohio, Oklahoma, Texas, or Washington, a new program called WISeR may affect how certain medical services are approved starting in 2026.
As CBD and cannabis products become more popular, find out where Medicare stands on coverage, why it won't pay for it right now, and what might change in the future.
The government approved a payment increase to Medicare Advantage plans for 2026 — and while that might sound like good news, the reality is more complicated.
Most people assume their Medicare premium is simply 'what it is.' The reality is more complex: the monthly amount you pay can be influenced by factors far outside your personal healthcare use.
Every year, there's a small window of time that can make a big difference in what you pay for healthcare—and many people don't realize how important it is until it's too late.
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