A Simple Guide to Reconnect with Medicare or Navigate Benefit Adjustments
Your health care benefits. Your health care goals. Your health partner.
Nothing stays the same forever. It’s likely your health and/or you needs have changed over the past year. There’s not a one-size-fits-all plan and maybe your plan this year will no longer work for your needs next year.
If you are enrolled in some form of Medicare (Part A and/or B, Part C, Part D, or Medicare Supplement), then this guide is for you.
Information to help beneficiaries make the most of enrollment and coverage
101: Part A, B, C, D, & Medigap
Don’t miss your enrollment opportunities
Part C and/or D enrollment for 2022
Enrolling or changes mid-year based on qualifying events
Understand your cost-share responsibilities
Qualify for help with healthcare costs
Tips to manage notifications and information related to coverage
Overview of services and costs for those enrolled in Part C and/or Part D
Overview of services and costs for those enrolled in Original Medicare
101: ID Cards
Learn about plan changes next year for those enrolled in Part C plan
The patient-provider basics
The member-carrier basics for those enrolled in Part C, Part D, or Medigap
Tips for choosing health insurance at 65
How does Medicare work with Employer Insurance?
Which insurance or plan pays first
The first (and perhaps critical) step to improving healthcare is having a plan that meets your health needs and budget. You should determine what needs you have today (and in the future), which doctors and/or specialists you need care for, and how important is having a financial safeguard against unpredictable healthcare costs. The task of finding, comparing, and understanding which plan meets your needs is tough. And stats like “one in five Medicare beneficiaries say their current plan already does not meet their health needs” gives us heartburn.
Our goal is to provide you the information you need to make more confident decisions and take control of your healthcare. GoHealth offers digital resources and productive benefits consulting - free of charge with no obligations to enroll.
Add, change, drop coverage during your enrollment periods. Understand the cost of Medicare and financial assistance programs.
Medicare Plan Overview Medicare Enrollment Periods Annual Enrollment Period Special Enrollment Period Medicare Costs Low IncomeTips to make the most of information about your coverage or health.
Explanation of Benefits (EOB) Medicare Summary Notice (MSN) Medicare ID Card Annual Notice of Change (ANOC) Talking with your Doctor Talking with your Health Insurance CompanyFor those that have Medicare and an employer-based health insurance plan.
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