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2020 Medicare Coverage & Benefits

July 7, 2020

What You Must Know to Avoid Financial Ruin & Get What You Deserve Sixty million people (51 million seniors and 9 million adults with disabilities) use Medicare for their health insurance coverage. To understand what Medicare covers and how it provides coverage benefits, you need to know the ABCs and D of Medicare: Medicare Part A covers your […]

Article by David Bynon / MedicareWire Blog, What Does Medicare Cover? / medicare advantage, medicare benefits, medicare coverage, medicare part a, medicare part b, medicare part d, medicare supplement, va benefits

Are You Eligible for Medicare Yet Still Working? How Does This Affect Your Medicare Coverage?

May 23, 2019

According to Medicare.gov, whether or not you retire at age 65, you are still eligible for Medicare! In this MedicareWire article, we’ll go over what you need to know if you’re still working after your 65th birthday. Working After Age 65 If you, or your spouse, are still employed after age 65 you may have […]

Article by David Bynon / MedicareWire Blog, What Does Medicare Cover? / employed, medicare benefits, medicare coverage, working

Tips on Enrolling in Medicare for the First Time

June 6, 2014

Turning 65? You've got Medicare!

About ten thousand people a day turn 65 in the United States, making them eligible for Medicare health insurance. If you are about to turn 65 you might want to know what being Medicare eligible means to you and how you can best prepare. The most important thing to be aware of is your Initial Enrollment […]

Article by David Bynon / What Does Medicare Cover? / 65th birthday, health insurance, Initial Enrollment Period, medicare, medicare advantage, medicare coverage, medicare enrollment, Original Medicare, senior, social security, Special Enrollment Period, turning 65

What are Air-Fluidized Beds and Who Needs One?

May 2, 2014

Anyone that has spent more than a week or two sick or injured in bed knows just how uncomfortable being bedridden can be.  Fortunately, there are solutions for patients that need bed sore relief, including air-fluidized beds. Air fluidized beds are therapy beds that provide an ideal healing environment for patients with compromised skin.  They […]

Article by David Bynon / What Does Medicare Cover? / bed sores, dme, durable medical equipment, medical insurance, medicare advantage, medicare benefits, medicare coverage, medicare part b, medigap, Original Medicare, therapy bed

Does Medicare Cover Acupuncture?

May 2, 2014

Years ago I worked in a very high stress job that caused me to have severe headaches. However, the job came with a very unusual perk; We had a full-time acupuncturist on staff. Once a week I had a thirty minute session with Victor for treatments, including massage therapy, acupuncture, acupressure and electro-acupuncture. He helped […]

Article by David Bynon / What Does Medicare Cover? / acupressure, acupuncture, alternative medicine, medical insurance, medicare advantage, medicare benefits, medicare coverage, medigap, Original Medicare

When and How-to Enroll in Medicare

September 9, 2013

For most people Medicare enrollment is automatic. For some, enrollment terms vary depending on how and when you become eligible. Most people are automatically enrolled in Medicare when they reach age 65. This is when your Social Security benefits start.  If you live in the continental United States the Social Security Administration (SSA) kicks off […]

Article by David Bynon / MedicareWire Blog / medicare advantage, medicare benefits, medicare coverage, medicare part a, medicare part b, medicare part d

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